A Qing Dynasty Romance in the Dream of the Red Chamber

Qing Dynasty and Dream of the Red Chamber | Reincarnated Tree Spirit [Many characters have original backstories] [For readers who dislike the Jia family] Wu Linzhu × Fourth Prince Yinzhen A tree was reborn as a human, and Wu Linzhu was living a wonderfully comfortable life. That year, her eldest uncle fell gravely ill, and her mother brought home a six-year-old girl. The girl’s surname was Lin, and her name was Daiyu. Wu Linzhu: Whoa, I’ve got an adorable little sister now! Come on, let’s get you nice and sturdy! Daiyu puffed out her cheeks and chewed away: Does anyone else get what it’s like to be snatched up by your aunt and raised at home, while your older cousin keeps feeding you way too much love? I can’t eat another bite. Yishu, who had dreamed the same dream for a whole year: The man in the dream was cold and heartless. After years of marriage, he valued his favorite concubine more than me. Our son died young, and after I became empress, he constantly found fault with me and put me down in front of everyone. This marriage was the emperor’s gracious decree. Yishu had no right to choose. All she could do was pray to heaven that the child in her dream would still be her own. Reborn Yinzhen: I died in confinement. Fourth Brother, you backstabbing schemer. You got lucky and stole the throne last time, but don’t expect to get past me in this life. Yinzhen, who suddenly got a different wife: Thank you, Crown Prince. (๑´∀`๑) Reborn Yinzhen couldn’t stand Yinzhen and wanted to marry a woman from a powerful family? To vent his anger, Yinzhen sent people to investigate, only to learn that the Nara family’s main branch had an unmarried legitimate daughter. Her family had little influence, her father held a low-ranking post, and she was a chubby girl. Perfect. He’d give Yinzhen that blessing. On the first day after Yinzhen’s wedding, he took his wife to the palace. The Crown Prince’s study in the Eastern Palace was wrecked, and his most trusted eunuch was beaten with a rod. The entire court knew the Crown Prince was openly targeting the Fourth Prince. Yet the Fourth Prince still worked his way up to become Prince Yong. After the new emperor took the throne, Prince Yong and his family went traveling, and the emperor repeatedly issued decrees summoning them back.