Yongzheng is reborn as Lin Hai, in a story about raising an adopted daughter and marrying her off.
Reborn in another world, Fourth Master had wanted to live an ordinary life: protect the family fortune, raise his daughter, and choose her a husband...
Unexpectedly, an imperial edict sent him back into the palace.
In this otherworldly Forbidden City, someone left Fourth Master more and more baffled.
Not only did he want to take Fourth Master's daughter away, but his conduct, schemes, and methods were uncannily like those of someone else.
Who was he, really? Should his daughter marry him or not? Fourth Master hesitated...
This story is set in an alternate universe and uses the original Dream of the Red Chamber as its backdrop. Regular updates, no abandonment.
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I felt so aggrieved after reading it. Sister Lin's character is not suitable for the royal family at all. However, this book from beginning to end is about letting Sister Lin adapt to changes instead of living a life that suits her. I feel that Sister Lin will be very uncomfortable even if she gets married. He is suitable for a civil servant family. He has character and responsibility, rather than calculating and calculating, abandoning his own character and character.
Such an explanation... Why should my sister believe the sweet words afterward? It's a pity that the male protagonist can't be changed... And Axiang, this "loved sister, jealous of the pranks of her future sister-in-law", if she is really a sister, she has lived two lifetimes and is a reborn person. She was born in the intrigues of the palace, kissed Mongolia, and just experienced heart-wrenching love - but she really shouldn't be able to do this.
I don't like Ah Xiang either, so I feel like he's deliberately muddying the waters. It may seem harmless, but what happens is really disturbing.
King Chu is indeed not sincere, why should my sister believe that his explanation at this moment is sincere. It's all that Axiang's fault, she did it all, but her little sister who is fighting for favor is also very real, she may not have any ill intentions, she is just a jealous sister who robbed her brother
He only came to explain after breaking his heart, but he was not sincere. He immediately abandoned his sister in order to fight for power. The King of Chu was so disappointing. His behavior fully shows that his sister is not the most important person in his heart. If the person he wanted to explain was that Axiang, would he just walk away? As expected, that Ah Xiang had evil intentions, for the sake of his position in King Chu's heart. Deliberately driving a wedge between King Chu and his sister. How could she, who had grown up in the palace, not understand that the consequences of her actions were very serious? She did it on purpose, and then pretended to admit her mistake and apologize. She was just like a little white flower described by grandma, putting on an innocent and ignorant face, doing the most vicious things to hurt others.
Is it over? It seems to be in a hurry! Are there any extras? What's the next article? When does it open?
Although there was no sign of ending before, this ending is the best for this article.
By the way, this is the end. The ending of Ah Xiang that I mentioned in the message before has not appeared, and there is no explanation for Ning Dong's matter. Is this the end?
Yi Ning just broke his arm and that's it? With Yi Ning's urine, he probably won't let it go and will go even further to frame her sister, right?
The ending was a little rushed, and there were many plot points that were not explained clearly. But now that it's over, it's worth celebrating. Can you reveal the ending of the Li family and Wan Bin?