[Dream of the Red Chamber] Daiyu Is a Max-Level Toddler Again Today

Lin Daiyu discovers that her own brother has gone “stupid,” so she has to study even harder and hold up the family name. First on the agenda: getting into the kindergarten run by her eldest aunt. Once her wish comes true and she starts kindergarten, little Daiyu finds that her classmates are kindhearted, but not very knowledgeable. As the class monitor, Daiyu vows to help her classmates study hard and work with her brother to invent poetry-puzzle accessories. Her classmates eye the accessories enviously. “It’s just memorizing poems. I love memorizing poems!” Daiyu: It’s working. Keep it up! A crowd of adoring girls and boys follow close behind, only to discover they can’t keep up with her at all. Not wanting to disappoint their little class monitor, they push themselves to study harder! As they keep pushing, the little class monitor skips a grade. The other children fret themselves silly: Will she be able to keep up? Will she cry? After skipping another grade, Daiyu becomes her brother’s classmate. “Master Qi’s lessons are so interesting. I’ll tell my old classmates all about them after class.” The children: Little class monitor… please don’t come over here! At first, the children worry: Does the little class monitor know she’s a genius among geniuses yet? Later, they worry even more: If we start pushing ourselves now, is there still time to become her peers? Reading Guide 1. Ensemble cast, slice of life, with a touch of everyone adoring the heroine. The girls of the Twelve Beauties of Jinling will each have their own moments to shine. Baoyu and Daiyu will not end up together. (I personally don’t think anyone is good enough for Miss Lin. If you disagree, feel free to leave a comment. I’ll read them.) 2. The characters’ personalities are based on the original novel. Mrs. Xing has transmigrated, and the characterization of the eldest branch is my own. Theme: Women can hold up the world, too.