Lin Ce, a civil servant, dies at his desk after working overtime and opens his eyes as an orphan in the world of the Red Chamber. He becomes Lin Ruhai's adopted son and Lin Daiyu's older brother.
He may lack poetic talent, but he is full of practical knowledge for managing the affairs of the world. At fourteen, he sweeps the board in the county-level civil service exams and becomes the top candidate in the provincial exam, making a name for himself in Yangzhou.
He remembers that this grand edifice is destined to collapse. He also remembers the girl who was supposed to spend her life shedding tears.
This time, he will make sure that fate never gets the last word.
90% Is written about the plot, and there is very little interaction. The plot is a lot of thought, but the relationship between the male and female protagonists is so bland that you can't see it. There is no ambiguity that makes people feel excited when reading. Just very flat.
Ai Wen, it's tiring to watch.
In fact, it is quite novel to write about Red Mansion from this angle. Unfortunately, too much AI is used. It could be slightly modified.