Jia Min is reborn to raise Daiyu. My daughter, my responsibility to cherish!
No one will ever make her suffer again!
After Jia Min died, her spirit was trapped beside Daiyu. She witnessed every hardship her daughter endured, her heart aching as though pierced by knives. She wished she could tear apart everyone who had hurt Daiyu with her own hands.
By a twist of fate, Jia Min was reborn and returned to the time when Daiyu was still a child.
Now she was still by Daiyu’s side. Daiyu had yet to go to the Jia household or suffer the cutting winds and bitter frost of life there.
Looking at her husband, still alive, and her adorable daughter, Jia Min resolved to protect her family in this life and never let anyone harm them again!
From now on, Daiyu would no longer have to be constantly on guard, afraid of becoming the subject of gossip. Nor would she have to suffer the fate of losing both parents and living under someone else’s roof.
Daiyu, the precious gem of Jia Min and Lin Ruhai, the one they love most, will become the happiest child in the world!
【Five-star warning in red: The author is a die-hard Lin Daiyu fan and a devoted mom-fan. If you dislike Lin Daiyu or feel indifferent toward her, this book may not be for you. Feel free to tap ❌ and hurry off to embrace another great read (◍>◡<◍). The rivers and lakes are vast. Perhaps we’ll meet again!】
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I like it very much and look forward to the author finishing it. It is one of my favorite Dream of Red Mansions fics.
I came across such a good article by accident, and after reading the first few chapters, I also shed tears. Maybe mothers can relate to Jia Min's motherly heart.
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I like it very much and look forward to the author finishing it. It is one of my favorite Dream of Red Mansions fics.
I came across such a good article by accident, and after reading the first few chapters, I also shed tears. Maybe mothers can relate to Jia Min's motherly heart.