The modern academic ace Shen Heng opens his eyes and finds himself in the body of Jia Zhu, the hapless cannon fodder who has just died in Dream of the Red Chamber! Armed with the original novel’s plot, he looks at Li Wan, her eyes swollen from crying, the innocent Jia Lan, and the doomed wreck of the Jia household. He grits his teeth: Die? No chance! He’s going to live, and live well!
With scheming Wang Xifeng holding the inner household in an iron grip, and the treacherous Wang Ziteng and Prince Zhongshun watching like predators, the inner residence is rife with infighting and the court is a maze of danger. The Jia household is on the brink of collapse? Shen Heng, now Jia Zhu, just smiles. Watch him use modern ingenuity to turn the tables and open a path with his mastery of the eight-legged essay!
From the start, he defies death and finds a way to survive: one bowl of ginseng soup wins his father’s heart, and three heartfelt declarations of “I can’t accept this” shake Jia Zheng to the core. He claws his way back from death’s door, and from then on, the Rongguo Mansion is never the same!
Why does Jia Zhu call Wang Xifeng the second sister-in-law? [What] Is this a private creation by the author?
I really like the red mansion theme where the heroine is pampered. Just don't divide a sentence into several paragraphs, it sounds awkward.
It's really good, but it's a pity that there is no traffic recommendation.
Although I saw very little, it was very good
Li Wan Where did Jia Lan and Jia Zhuo go?
Is there any plot missing between Chapter 2 and Chapter 3?