Transmigrating into Dream of the Red Chamber: Lin Daiyu's Daring Life

[Transmigration + strong heroine + satisfying revenge + historical romance + comeback + career-focused female lead]

Lin Miaomiao, a fitness trainer, transmigrated into Lin Daiyu's body, one year before she was due to enter the Jia household.

While other transmigrators burst into tears, she went straight to lifting weights and uprooting a willow tree with her bare hands.

A year later, when she arrived at the Jia household, everyone was stunned. “Where's the sickly beauty we were promised? She's more muscular than Lu Zhishen!”

Jia Baoyu: “I feel like I've seen this little sister before. Didn't she lift a stone lock with one hand?”

Madam Wang: “My son, that physique of yours... could probably kill a bull with one punch!”

Prince Beijing: “Interesting. A woman like this is worthy of me.”

Daiyu sneered. Men? They only slow down how fast I can draw my sword!

She disguised herself as a man, sat for the imperial exams, and dazzled everyone with an essay titled On Strengthening the Nation.

Would her identity being exposed count as deceiving the emperor? One poem, Ode to Daughters, silenced the entire court.

When the emperor fell for her and wanted to take her as a consort, she volunteered on the spot: “I am willing to guard Your Majesty's borders, not your harem!”

She formed the Mulan Army and swept across the northern frontier, only to discover that the mastermind behind the barbarian invasion was none other than the gentle and refined Prince Beijng.

Facing down the court and fighting on the battlefield, she cut through the conspiracy with one stroke and severed every romantic tie as well.

The emperor waited for her return with a phoenix crown in hand, but she had already opened a girls' academy on the frontier.

Baoyu cried, “Little sister, I was wrong!” She sent him a box of fitness equipment.

Raving mad in prison, Prince Beijing shouted, “If I can't have her, no one can!”

Daiyu gazed into the distance from the city wall. “My journey is to the stars and the sea.”