Raising Daiyu as a High-Ranking Official

At first, I thought it was a simple time-travel novel, but after reading it, I realized that it has a lot to offer. The male protagonist also realizes the sublimation of his self-worth while saving Daiyu. The book's portrayal of family love, rights, and growth is profound and thought-provoking. It is highly recommended.

Because I feel that cute Daiyu should not have such a life, so I came up with this book and set the male protagonist Lin Dan to be Daiyu's distant cousin. This is so that Daiyu can live a happy life like a normal lady from a wealthy family, and have her natal family support her after she gets married! The magic modification is relatively large, so those who read the original work should be careful!

I have read several Red Mansions novels that changed Daiyu's ending, and most of the operations were done so that Sister Lin could rely on her. On the one hand, this dependence is external factors that strengthen the kinship of the Lin family, allowing Sister Lin to stay away from the Jia family and no longer depend on others. On the other hand, it builds Sister Lin's psychological dependence, making her independent, self-reliant, positive and optimistic. Lin Daiyu in the Red Mansion is actually independent and confident. She is a strong woman in poetry, song, music, chess, calligraphy, painting, housekeeper, and work. However, these are all external talents, not psychological and spiritual. Otherwise, she would not have pinned her emotions on Jia Baoyu. I really like the setting in this book. I have slowly raised Daiyu since she was a little girl, and changed the plot points of the original Red Mansion bit by bit. The relationship between Lin Dan's family and Lin Daiyu is really warm and loving. It makes my heart warm to see it. The joy of growing up is nothing more than this 😄 In the early stage, Sister Lin has not grown up yet, and the plot mainly focuses on Lin Dan. The male protagonist's struggle history is exciting and rich in content, describing various court intrigues and logic online. The writing is delicate and not sluggish, the characters are not stereotyped, and it's super good-looking. I am particularly looking forward to the male protagonist reaching a career peak in the later period. I also look forward to Lin Daiyu's follow-up development, and especially agree with Lin Dan's "Daiyu's talent should not be limited to the backyard of the house." I am born with talents that must be useful, and talents should be magnified and used. Gold should shine instead of hiding in the sand and dimming silently [Thoughts]

The male protagonist started a counterattack life in a very unique way. Not only did he rise step by step in the officialdom, he also gave Daiyu meticulous care, allowing her to escape from the haze of the original work. The plot is compact and not procrastinating, and the characters are vividly written on the page. It is worth reading.

Break the shackles of tragedy in the original work and construct a new story from an emotional perspective. After the male protagonist adopts Daiyu, the court and family, family affection, power, and growth elements are intertwined. Every chapter hides unexpected surprises.

The first time I read it was Uncle Daiyu's story. It was unexpectedly good. The group doted on Daiyu, and the male protagonist silently dealt with the Jia family. Originally, I didn't follow the unfinished story, so I didn't pay attention when I clicked in (I really didn't like the Daiyu cp in the previous fanfic I saw, and I didn't even notice if it was finished when I was looking for the book). After reading more than 600 pages, I found that it was being updated. I think the writing is very good and it gets better and better later on. In the front, it is mainly our Erdan, and later on Daiyu gradually appears more and more as she grows up. Erdan really raises Daiyu very well. This is the best Daiyu who has grown up in the fandom I have read recently. In addition to looking at Daiyu, I also like Erdan very much in the officialdom. The emperor is also the kindest emperor I have seen. Although he has the bonus of his senior brother Bai Yueguang, hahahaha. The author is really suitable for writing about two men, the emperor and his grandfather (brotherhood), Er Dan, Shen Jingming and Xiao Erye (the trio investigates the case and the trio of Vision Forensic Doctor Qin Ming in the first season, no matter how the three are grouped together, it is difficult), the description of Sanqing and the sixth prince (classmates and friends) really impressed me. While I was frustrated, I thought that all straight men have wives 🤭 Finally, I would like to say that the author will update it soon. I look forward to the follow-up [Blow kiss]

I have to say that this author is really good at shaping characters and plots. I originally thought that the author had a negative description of everyone in the Jia family because of his personal views. Later, when I saw Jia Min, I realized that the author had cleverly arranged the characters in the plot. The original novel only describes Jia Min in a few strokes. Because I like Daiyu, I also have some affection for her mother who died early. The portrayal of Jia Min in this article is really great... It seems that through the text, I can see the vivid Jia Min with her own personality. When her fate came to an end, she recognized the situation clearly, showing her original decisive character. With such a mother, only then would there be such a tenacious Daiyu. The last letter at the end is even more wonderful and completes Jia Min's character. Regarding the description of other scenery and other scenes, I can only say that the author is definitely sophisticated. It is vividly embodied in this article. It reminds me of Along the River During the Qingming Festival, as if every little character in it is dynamic. To use words to present such a feeling to the reader, the author must have very profound writing skills. Overall, I highly recommend it and it's definitely worth reading. I just hope the author will write more.

I have to say that the author is very good at writing, and the love between the male protagonist and Daiyu that transcends blood is delicately and movingly portrayed. Against the background of court intrigues and family disputes, this warm love is particularly precious.

The setting of Golden Finger is very novel. The male protagonist relies on him to rewrite his destiny. The daily relationship between him and Daiyu is warm and interesting. In the turbulent officialdom and complex family relationships, they rely on each other and grow together. I am looking forward to the follow-up development.

Traveling through the Red Mansion, adopting Daiyu, and working hard in the officialdom, every plot is full of imagination. The author cleverly combines classical charm with modern thinking, retaining the cultural heritage of the Red Mansion and giving the story new vitality. It is a rare masterpiece.