The Red Chamber: A Doomsday Queen's Interstellar Journey Through the Red Chamber
Lin Wei, a powerful wielder of two abilities in the post-apocalyptic era, dies alongside the Zombie King while protecting the people. When she opens her eyes again, she is a poor young woman devoted to cultivation in the interstellar age. Drawing on her apocalyptic resolve and her reawakened wood ability, she enters an elite military academy. But while fighting the insect race, a black hole swallows her, and her consciousness crosses through time and space for a third time, making her Jia Yue, the legitimate daughter of the Jia family's eldest branch.
With memories of two lifetimes and dual abilities in psychic power and wood manipulation, Jia Yue senses the undercurrents within the Jia family as soon as she is born. Her brother Jia Hu dies in an “accident,” but she uses her psychic power to expose the conspiracy of Grandmother Jia and Lady Wang. Then she discovers that Grandmother Jia is not Jia She's birth mother. This woman who usurped another's place is actually the culprit behind her paternal grandmother's death!
Dividing the household, reclaiming her dowry, and protecting her birth mother, Jia Yue uses her abilities and ingenuity to secure the eldest branch's position. But she discovers that behind the Bald Monk and the Crippled Taoist, the Fairy Jing Huan is manipulating fate, trying to drag everyone onto the predetermined path of the Department of Ill-Fated Beauties. Her ruthless decisiveness from the apocalypse and her broad interstellar perspective leave her unwilling to submit. Her wood ability nurtures life and breaks free of the fate of decline, while her psychic power sees into people's hearts and breaks invisible bonds.
From household intrigues to battling mysterious forces, and from a chance encounter on the street with the carefree young master Xiao Che, heir to Prince Jing, she finds stability and true love along the path to defying fate. After marrying into Prince Jing's household, she witnesses changes at court alongside her husband. In the end, she helps her young son ascend the throne and rules from behind the curtain, introducing new crops, repelling foreign threats, and opening up the maritime frontier. With memories from the apocalypse, she rewrites the fate of the dynasty.
Once the realm is at peace, she relinquishes power and sets sail, eager to see the boundless starry sea and the bustle of human life she missed in two lifetimes. This time, she sails not to protect, but simply for herself.
It is a very good book. It describes the heroine's three life trajectories in a dense and smooth way, from fighting in the house to power in the hall, and then relinquishing power and traveling far away. It is very well written. An angry dream