The Daughter-in-Law’s Reversal in Dream of the Red Chamber

People say, "Ten eloquent men couldn't outtalk her." Yet this remarkable woman happens to be illiterate, uneducated, and unfamiliar with the written word. What if Wang Xifeng from Dream of the Red Chamber had been born into a family of scholars... Wait, then why has Wang Xifeng been reborn as Li Wan? When Wang Xifeng, described as "The phoenix came from the end times, and all admired her talent. First she obeyed, then commanded, then was left alone; she wept for Jinling, where her sorrows grew," is reborn as Li Wan, described as "Peach and plum blossoms in spring wind bore their fruit; in the end, who could match the orchid in the pot? Like ice and water, she was envied for her goodness, and became the laughingstock of others for nothing," how might her original tragic ending change? Come see how the brand-new Li Wan ushers in an age of wives turning the tables. To keep things fun, Xixi won't reveal the couple pairing in advance. But I can promise it won't be the original pairing. The author's notes only reflect Xixi's state of mind at the time; the actual story is what matters. If all goes well, this novel will go premium on January 18. I hope you'll all show your support. Our girls on Jinjiang are the best! There'll be three updates that day, courtesy of Xixi, who has been writing on deadline until her head's spinning... Isn't our brand-new Li Wan adorable and elegant? Here are some stories by my friend. Have a look if you have time. New novel in the works: The White Snake: Green Waters, Azure Rhyme Theme: