Ming Dynasty, 1644: The Dream of Red Mansions Mends the Heavens

Name: Ming Dynasty, 1644: The Dream of Red Mansions Mends the Heavens
Author: Zhuo Tianyuan

大明1644：风月宝鉴补天倾

by Zhuo Tianyuan (灼天垣)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 128k Words
Genre: Historical
Subgenre: Historical High-Concept
Updated: 9mo ago
Source: Fanqie

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[This is a pure wish-fulfillment novel: read with your brain switched on for clever schemes, or switch it off for pure thrills. Either way, it’s a blast!]

In 1644, Chinese civilization stood on the brink of ruin.

The rebel king’s forces besieged the capital, the Qing troops broke through the pass and marched south, and Emperor Chongzhen was driven to desperation...

The luxurious Grand View Garden had become a scene of broken walls, desolate graves, and withered weeds in the blink of an eye.

Fortunately, Jia Baoyu awakened the Heaven-Mending Divine Stone System, powered by the spiritual jade he was born with.

Others cultivate through spiritual energy. I only need to prove the Dao through love.

My feelings resonate with Daiyu: spiritual affinity +5,000!

Baochai truly accepts me: spiritual affinity +5,000!

Even one concerned glance from Miaoyu can make my cultivation surge!

And so, just as history’s iron hooves were about to crush the last remnants of Chinese civilization,

the young master of Yihong Court, once mocked as the “Demon King of This World,” took up his sword.

Before him lay the desperate plight of the Ming Dynasty.

Behind him stood the Twelve Beauties and thousands of miles of mountains and rivers.

“I may be a worthless stone, unable to mend the heavens, but this time, I choose to defy fate.”

“For the women I love, for the people, for China, I will mend the falling sky!”

This isn’t a romantic Dream of the Red Chamber. It’s a tragic ode to the Ming Dynasty in 1644, a wildly unconventional, exhilarating tale of Baoyu taking up his sword to protect the women he loves!

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