>Lin Daiyu died after shedding tears in her previous life. Lin Daiyu's soul was still lingering and she heard the monk's whisper.
>"The debt of tears of the Crimson Pearl Immortal Grass has been paid, and the fate of this world is over."
>She sacrificed the source of the fairy grass in exchange for being reborn on the ship to Beijing
Reader comments
This book is short and exquisite, and the entry point of the story is also very clever. Lin Daiyu is reborn to avenge her family, showing that a woman is still dazzling even if she is not trapped in the inner house. It is much better than those who rewrite The Red Mansion but constantly use the original dialogues and scenes. Some even rewrite it in a nondescript manner, and even the holes in the text are not filled. It is really not as good as this one, which focuses on setting a theme: rebirth and revenge.
This book is short and exquisite, and the entry point of the story is also very clever. Lin Daiyu is reborn to avenge her family, showing that a woman is still dazzling even if she is not trapped in the inner house. It is much better than those who rewrite The Red Mansion but constantly use the original dialogues and scenes. Some even rewrite it in a nondescript manner, and even the holes in the text are not filled. It is really not as good as this one, which focuses on setting a theme: rebirth and revenge.
Overall it's pretty good