My Immortal Cultivation Journey as Auntie Daiyu in Dream of the Red Chamber

Reborn into a second life, I took a master before I was even born and was lucky enough to embark on the path of immortal cultivation.

What! The world I was reborn into is actually Dream of the Red Chamber? Lin Ruhai is my older brother? And my twin younger brother is the reincarnation of a powerful figure?

I’ll cultivate with my master and revive our sect. So what if I become a prince’s consort in the mortal world? Even if I become empress, a hundred years later I’ll be nothing but a handful of dirt.

The Twelve Beauties of Jinling are all exceptionally gifted seedlings for immortal cultivation? Well, that works out perfectly. Of course I’ll recruit them into my sect.

Lin Hu: Can’t you see Master’s grinning so hard her face might split?

Master (Perfected Lord Zhongyu): This world is flourishing for our Chanyu Sect!

(Please read the title carefully before clicking in. The female lead is Daiyu’s aunt, and her position determines her stance. She is bound to treat Daiyu well, though that doesn’t mean she treats everyone else badly.

Since you’ve clicked in and started reading, you’ll know that the Lin family I’ve created is definitely on the female lead’s side. The family’s prosperity naturally means they’re on Daiyu’s side too.

If you can’t accept that, don’t click in. And don’t call it a story that fawns over Daiyu, because a character’s position determines their stance.

I plan to send the girls from the original novel off to cultivate immortality. I’ve set things up so their origins and identities are extraordinary, which gives them a talent for cultivation. This ties into a later plot point. Anyway, that was my idea from the moment I started writing, and I think it’s a fun part of the story, so I definitely won’t change it.

In short, read at your own risk. I’m sensitive, so if you don’t like it, quietly leave. That way everyone’s happy. If you say my writing is bad, that’s fine, my writing skills need work, and I can always stop reading. But if you say something nonsensical, my reply will depend on my mood at the time.)