The Brocade-Clad Guard in Dream of the Red Chamber: You Practice Divine Arts, I Cultivate Supernatural Powers

Jia Huan transmigrates into the book Red Chamber Calamity: The Old Servant's Reversal of Fortune as Jia Huan. From the start, he takes the heavenly golden finger meant for the original male lead, the old servant, and changes the tragic fate awaiting both himself and the beauties of the Red Chamber. Jia Huan thinks he's the hero of a wish-fulfillment story. With a golden finger, he'll marry a beautiful heiress and rise to the pinnacle of life. But he never expected the Heavenly Dao to be so stubborn. It only wants to see the old servant rise from the bottom and watch a petty man get his way. It's set on making him the male lead. So the Heavenly Dao supports the old servant while suppressing Jia Huan. It hopes the old servant will kill Jia Huan soon, reclaim the golden finger, and take over everything in the Rongguo and Ningguo Mansions, allowing the original plot of Red Chamber Calamity: The Old Servant's Reversal of Fortune to proceed without a hitch. And Jia Huan? He has no idea what the Heavenly Dao is plotting. Although he has obtained the golden finger, the Heavenly Dao keeps interfering, leaving him with a heap of divine abilities that look unimpressive and aren't much use in practice, either. But what awaits him is not only the chosen son of this world, the old servant, but also two princes vying for power, increasingly fierce factional struggles at court, and the Jurchen raiders laying waste to the land and preparing to invade the south. Can this transmigrator, who has earned no favor from heaven, truly change his own fate?