After Emperor Li Jin (Jingwen) transmigrates, he intervenes before Daiyu loses her parents and before she enters the Jia household, granting her the title of commandery princess by imperial decree and establishing her exceptional status. He not only protects Daiyu but also broadens her horizons, helping her grow into an independent woman whom even the most powerful nobles would not dare to slight. In the end, Daiyu's own talent and the emperor's support help her shine in literary circles, and she chooses for herself to marry the newly appointed top scholar, a man who shares her feelings. Meanwhile, the emperor seizes this opportunity to reform the court and purge the powerful noble factions.
It's nice to read, and the author's writing is very clear and clear. There are very few male protagonists who have traveled through time without rushing to accept people. Although it is a pity that I did not pursue the goddess Daiyu whom I love so much, I finally gave Daiyu an outstanding and stunningly beautiful man 🤭 Speaking of which, no one with the same name in Dream of Red Mansions is worthy of her. And it is impossible for an emperor to have two people for the rest of his life. This kind of arrangement is really a different kind of Red Mansion fandom. Well worth reading. If you like it, don't worry, you won't be disappointed. 🤭👍👍👍👍
This book breaks away from the stereotype of The Tragedy of the Red Chamber and paves a completely different path for Daiyu's destiny from the perspective of the emperor's time travel. Before Daiyu entered the Jia family, when she was most lonely and helpless, the title of Princess Princess held up a protective umbrella for her and broke the shackles of feudal nobility. The author's writing style is exquisite, which not only retains the classical charm of the Red Mansion, but also gives Daiyu an independent and sober soul - she is no longer an orphan who depends on others, but a new woman who can shine in the literary world and choose a good match on her own. This two-line parallel narrative, with Daiyu's growth and transformation on one side and the turmoil in the court on the other, allows us to celebrate Daiyu while also seeing the author's profound questioning of the feudal system. If you have ever wondered about Daiyu's fate, this book will give you a warm and powerful answer.
It's quite interesting. It's rare to see a movie about traveling through the Red Mansion without collecting the Twelve Hairpins! He didn't save those people, he only saved Sister Lin alone! Sister Lin finally has a unique favorite! And the emperor's favor!
Emmm, once you write a poem and spread it once, it will be very difficult.
Recommended, different perspective