Dream of the Red Chamber: The Charming Commoner Son, Jia Huan, Wants to Marry Daiyu

[Dream of the Red Chamber]+ [No System]+ [Feel-Good Story]+ [Fast-Paced]+ [A Concubine’s Son Turns the Tables]+ [Play the Pig to Eat the Tiger]+ [Literary Plagiarism]+ [Public Face-Slapping]+ [Legitimate and Concubine-Born Rivalries]+ [Harem Intrigue]

A graduate student in Chinese literature opens his eyes and finds himself as Jia Huan, the hated concubine-born son in Dream of the Red Chamber. From the start, Lady Wang catches him in bed with a woman.

Want to crush me?

Jia Huan promptly drags Jia Baoyu down with him: “Then what exactly is Second Brother Bao doing with Xiren?”

Three challenges, a public contest in poetry and literary classics. One poem, Du Fu’s “Climbing High,” stuns the entire crowd. Even Lin Daiyu blurts out, “I couldn’t write that!”

His principal wife of a stepmother sees him as a thorn in her side, but he makes himself a piece on the board and carves out a path to success in the ruthless Rongguo Mansion.

Who says a concubine-born son is destined to rot in the mud?

I, Jia Huan, am determined to rise above them all!