I’m the new emperor’s trusted aide, sent by imperial decree to oversee the Jia household.
Madam Wang wants Lin Daiyu dead? I summon an imperial physician and produce an edict: “His Majesty commands that Miss Lin live to a hundred.”
Xue Baochai spreads rumors? I have the empress personally write a preface to Daiyu’s poetry collection: “This young woman is a paragon of virtue.”
The Jia household is on the verge of collapse and wants to drag Daiyu down with it? I propose marriage outright: “I want to save her, and I want to marry her.”
Later, Daiyu is healthy and radiant, publishes books, and becomes fabulously wealthy.
At a palace banquet, the new emperor smiles and asks, “Was it really only because you were following my decree back then?”
I clasp the hand of the person beside me. “I followed the decree, and I followed my heart.”
As long as it changes the tragedy of Lin Daiyu, it will be good.
It's quite good-looking. The male protagonist is like the stars in the night sky, guiding Daiyu to find herself.
The male protagonist in the author's works is really good 🥰
It's quite good. It's from a different perspective than other books I've read, and the writing style isn't very good either. I hope the author can continue writing.
Very good, it depicts a completely different life from the original Daiyu
The writing about My Daiyu is very good, which makes up for the regret of Red Mansion
This... Modern episode, does it have to be two sick people? 🤦
It's really beautiful, the language is careful, and the emotions are written very well.
It's so well written that after reading less than 30 chapters, I felt like my brain was being pressed to the ground and being rubbed hard.
Well written, keep up the good work!