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Dream of the Red Chamber: Fulfilling the Xiaoxiang Dream
After Daiyu's soul returns to the Land of Illusion, she never expects to be given a chance to be reborn. She seizes it, striving to save her own fate as well as that of the other women of the Red Chamber. In the end, she finds happiness with the one she loves and builds a life of her own. Together with the other women of the Red Chamber, she carves out a place for herself in a society where men rule and women are subordinate. Written in the vernacular style of the Qing dynasty, this book aims to
177Reads—Score—Shelves
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Transmigrate into Dream of the Red Chamber as Lady Xing: No Longer an Awkward Nobody
Focused entirely on the heroine + no System + strictly follows the original timeline + favors Daiyu + no out-of-character behavior (the author isn’t fond of Baochai, but won’t portray her as a villain) Xing Yue, a 40-year-old divorced executive at a modern corporation, accidentally transmigrates into Dream of the Red Chamber as Madam Xing. She swears she won’t be the same “awkward woman” she was in the original story. First, she stops blindly obeying Jia She. She also makes a point of caring for
158Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Peaceful Era: Feng Dao's Bid for the Throne and Peace
In the third year of the Kaiyun era of Later Jin (946), Khitan cavalry sweeps south, and Bianliang teeters on the brink. Retired professor Feng Zidao transmigrates into the body of Feng Dao, a veteran minister who served four dynasties. When Zhang Yanze's rebel army surrounds the city, he steps forward. Drawing on knowledge far ahead of its time, he holds the besieged city and struggles on until Yelü Deguang arrives in person. He saves the city's people and wins the support of both soldiers and
33Reads—Score—Shelves
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I Am the Sixth Child in Ming Dynasty
The soul of modern young man Wang Sen traveled through Hongwu for twenty-six years and became a warehouse clerk in Liuhe County, Yingtian Prefecture. At that time, the aftermath of the Lan Jade case was still unfolding, and the government and the public were as silent as a cicada. Wang Sen, who was well aware of the direction of history, was determined to survive in the bloody storm of Zhu Yuanzhang's later years in a low-key manner. He relied on his meticulous management of accounts to gain a f
28Reads—Score—Shelves