Jia Baoyu had been reborn.
After the Fairy Disenchantment took him on a tour of the Land of Illusion, he did not fully awaken. Instead, he fell into another dream.
In that dream, Jia Baoyu lived through an entire lifetime. He saw the fates of the Twelve Beauties unfold exactly as he had seen in the booklets. He saw his beloved Lin Meimei die alone, saw himself marry Baochai, and eventually shave his head and become a monk...
Even after retreating from the world to become a monk, guilt tormented him day and night, until he suffered a qi deviation while meditating.
Only when Jia Baoyu awoke did he realize that this was the very day the Old Madam had taken them to visit Huifang Garden in the Eastern Mansion. He had dozed off in Qin Keqing’s room after lunch, and the senior maid Xiren was about to arrive.
I hope Bao and Dai can be together! No Dream of the Red Chamber is complete without Bao and Dai!!!
Actually, the author's writing style is quite good, and it captures the essence of the original text. It's just a little regrettable that Bao and Dai aren't a couple, because those youthful feelings can't be faked. Oh well, as long as everyone is safe and sound, that's all that matters. [OK]
I was looking for a Bao-Dai pairing, but after reading over 20 chapters I realized it wasn't true. Flipping further, I found out Daiyu's partner is the Crown Prince. Sigh, I was going to say something, but then I thought better of it—writing isn't easy.
This book is an ancient story about the love between Jia Baoyu and Lin Daiyu. It includes parents, maternal grandparents, a brother, and a sister-in-law. They have all passed away in their past lives. This is a story of love that lasts a lifetime, a tale of two souls united.
I still hope that Bao and Dai can end up together.
I really hope it's Bao-Dai-Wen, but will it end up being Bao-Dai-Wen?
It's a great read, the writing is excellent, the content is rich, and the plot is very original.
So beautiful! So beautiful! So beautiful! So beautiful! 🤭🤭🤭🤭
It's well-written, but after reading so many male-oriented novels, this takes a bit of a break. Keep up the good work, author!
I really like this book.