She was once a Crimson Pearl Immortal Grass on the Sorrowful Separation Heaven. Having received the grace of rain and dew, she descended to the mortal world to repay it with tears.
Lin Daiyu thought that she had repaid her debt in this life. If she could live again, she would never let herself suffer so much.
Besides, she now presided over the Department of the Ill-Fated. She had to turn around the fates of all the countless girls in this world, one by one!
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First World: Dream of the Red Chamber (Complete)
Daiyu thought that in this life, she would live as she pleased and let no one control her. She would have to keep the family fortune in her own hands.
Still, just holding on to it wouldn't do. Though she was a well-bred young lady who knew nothing about business, she knew that money could make more money.
As for who could help... Wasn't there someone in the Jia household who could squeeze oil from a stone, and was a master of finance?
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Daiyu thought again: Baoyu was a good man, and he was sincere with her, but he couldn't make his own decisions and was so cynical.
One person in a couple could be aloof, but if both were, could they really live on wind and smoke?
Shui Rong: My lady, do I meet with your approval?
Daiyu: Sorry, I won't be a second wife.
Second World: The Return of the Condor Heroes, Part One (Complete)
Daiyu felt she had never seen a woman with such a tragic life. And after her death, all she wanted was to know whether her beloved and his true love had found a happy ending.
So Daiyu simply helped her "go back" so she could see for herself.
Lu E: Please, immortal, save my mother!
Lu E: Please, immortal, help my uncle!
Lu E: Please, immortal...
Daiyu: I've helped you enough. You have to get through this last trial yourself.
Third World: The Return of the Condor Heroes, Part Two (Ongoing)
Back then in Dali, a camellia pledged their love.
What kind of love was it?
Wasn't it just a fickle romance, with lovers changing their hearts in secret?
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Li Mochou didn't know that her tragedy had already been written when she became a disciple at the age of twelve.
Theme: Who says every beauty is doomed to a tragic fate?
I've finished chasing the Red Mansion chapter, let's spread the flowers! After seeing Daiyu finally become the feudal king, I think it is actually a relatively unique approach to the world of Red Mansions, and it also has a distant travel style romance with a sense of alienation (such as Zhenzhen girls with the same world view). What I feel is a little lacking is... Daiyu's growth and experience are a bit too upright and peaceful. She is a woman who is elegant and does not indulge in love, but she does not particularly show her original "fragile" and impressive talent. But having said that... After all, Daiyu experienced a life that she decided and controlled by herself. It's good to be able to go your own way.
When it comes to pursuing uniqueness and conflict... If you ask me, it is difficult to grasp talents and plots, and I will write strange things - I still remember that when I first fell in love with forensic reasoning in junior high school, I found "The Collection of Wrongs" and "The Prison Turtle Mirror" to read. At the same time, I thought, "If I write a mystery novel based on Red Mansions, and the part about Bao Dai reading the West Wing is read from "The Collection of Wrongs", wouldn't it be super cool!" - Then I told my best friend, and he was indeed considered very handsome. (Although she doesn't seem to be particularly interested in the Red Mansion). Then only about a month later, I was shocked to hear that a Japanese mystery writer had written "The Grand View Garden Murder Incident" (or the "Dream of Red Mansions Murder Incident"), and one of the scenes was really "Bao and Dai read the "Redress of Injustice" together! ——My friend and I were shocked (is this the real world...) And then I found the translated book not long after. Then I was surprised to find that the books written by others were really good - the famous detective Lai Shangrong and the famous detective Jia Baoyu. While the case and the plot are basically reasonable, there is no character that is particularly OOC except for Xue Pan (Xue Dashan is a person who is kind to his mother and sister in the original book and beats Baochai in the book). So just...
Wait, I went off topic again. Sorry!
Daiyu here is in a state of growth and relaxation, so she is no longer the Xiaoxiang fairy whose "beauty swallows her soul to pieces", but Jiangzhu who calmly adapts to the boudoir in Jia's house and controls her destiny, and who also takes charge of the fate of all the beauties after returning to heaven. No longer a tragic heroine, it is also a kind of perfection.
A blind guess revealed that Xi Shi was pregnant and would become Xiao Longnu.
Of course not. Sister Lin is so arrogant. And if she is a concubine, she is also a concubine. That is how she has lost the character of the Lin family.
Indeed, I only recently learned that the title of the Lee family in North Korea was the king. The king's (or should I say it was the vassal king?)'S first wife was the concubine, and his first rank was the concubine. Perhaps because of the embarrassment of this situation, the princess was called the "Middle Palace Empress". Thinking of King Zhuzi in "Journey to the West", his queen (major wife) is called "Golden Holy Palace", I wonder if there is any connection with this.
Hey, it's Silla! In the original work, read the section "The Talented Man Qing Ming Aims High" in Tanchun. When marrying far away, you take the sea route, and you have to consider where your destination is... Either going east or going south. If it weren't for the land route, it wouldn't be West Asia and Russia. After all, it had nothing to do with Europe and America at that time, and the king he married was Asian after all. For example, in "Flowers in the Mirror", girls travel to many overseas countries on large ships, which is also like the taste of travel novels from the late ancient times. The territory of Silla was on the eastern half of today's South Korea, and it was indeed possible to travel by boat.
Since I have shed tears all my life and my soul has returned to its original state, why can't I restrain myself when I see Baoyu in this life?
With so many Red Mansions novels, this is the first time I see Lin Daiyu replace Tanchun and get married.
In this scenario, in ancient times, a lady and a strange man were riding in a car together, and their innocence was lost.
Ah this, emmmmm
Is Silla here a Korean stick? There was Silla before the Korean Peninsula.
Mr. Police, Stay Away from Me.
Crossover: Prajnaparamita!
Autumn Waters Beneath an Endless Sky [Seven Swords]
The Days I Spent Sweeping at Jinglu [Pili]
The Flower Is a Tulip [Chu Liuxiang]
[Crossover] Goddess
Phoenix Perched on the Paulownia Tree [Flying Fox]
The Green Jade Case [Zhan Zhao Fanfic]
Song of the Tilting Cup [The Book and the Sword]
I've finished chasing the Red Mansion chapter, let's spread the flowers! After seeing Daiyu finally become the feudal king, I think it is actually a relatively unique approach to the world of Red Mansions, and it also has a distant travel style romance with a sense of alienation (such as Zhenzhen girls with the same world view). What I feel is a little lacking is... Daiyu's growth and experience are a bit too upright and peaceful. She is a woman who is elegant and does not indulge in love, but she does not particularly show her original "fragile" and impressive talent. But having said that... After all, Daiyu experienced a life that she decided and controlled by herself. It's good to be able to go your own way. When it comes to pursuing uniqueness and conflict... If you ask me, it is difficult to grasp talents and plots, and I will write strange things - I still remember that when I first fell in love with forensic reasoning in junior high school, I found "The Collection of Wrongs" and "The Prison Turtle Mirror" to read. At the same time, I thought, "If I write a mystery novel based on Red Mansions, and the part about Bao Dai reading the West Wing is read from "The Collection of Wrongs", wouldn't it be super cool!" - Then I told my best friend, and he was indeed considered very handsome. (Although she doesn't seem to be particularly interested in the Red Mansion). Then only about a month later, I was shocked to hear that a Japanese mystery writer had written "The Grand View Garden Murder Incident" (or the "Dream of Red Mansions Murder Incident"), and one of the scenes was really "Bao and Dai read the "Redress of Injustice" together! ——My friend and I were shocked (is this the real world...) And then I found the translated book not long after. Then I was surprised to find that the books written by others were really good - the famous detective Lai Shangrong and the famous detective Jia Baoyu. While the case and the plot are basically reasonable, there is no character that is particularly OOC except for Xue Pan (Xue Dashan is a person who is kind to his mother and sister in the original book and beats Baochai in the book). So just... Wait, I went off topic again. Sorry! Daiyu here is in a state of growth and relaxation, so she is no longer the Xiaoxiang fairy whose "beauty swallows her soul to pieces", but Jiangzhu who calmly adapts to the boudoir in Jia's house and controls her destiny, and who also takes charge of the fate of all the beauties after returning to heaven. No longer a tragic heroine, it is also a kind of perfection.
A blind guess revealed that Xi Shi was pregnant and would become Xiao Longnu.
Of course not. Sister Lin is so arrogant. And if she is a concubine, she is also a concubine. That is how she has lost the character of the Lin family.
Indeed, I only recently learned that the title of the Lee family in North Korea was the king. The king's (or should I say it was the vassal king?)'S first wife was the concubine, and his first rank was the concubine. Perhaps because of the embarrassment of this situation, the princess was called the "Middle Palace Empress". Thinking of King Zhuzi in "Journey to the West", his queen (major wife) is called "Golden Holy Palace", I wonder if there is any connection with this.
Hey, it's Silla! In the original work, read the section "The Talented Man Qing Ming Aims High" in Tanchun. When marrying far away, you take the sea route, and you have to consider where your destination is... Either going east or going south. If it weren't for the land route, it wouldn't be West Asia and Russia. After all, it had nothing to do with Europe and America at that time, and the king he married was Asian after all. For example, in "Flowers in the Mirror", girls travel to many overseas countries on large ships, which is also like the taste of travel novels from the late ancient times. The territory of Silla was on the eastern half of today's South Korea, and it was indeed possible to travel by boat.
Since I have shed tears all my life and my soul has returned to its original state, why can't I restrain myself when I see Baoyu in this life?
With so many Red Mansions novels, this is the first time I see Lin Daiyu replace Tanchun and get married.
In this scenario, in ancient times, a lady and a strange man were riding in a car together, and their innocence was lost.
Ah this, emmmmm
Is Silla here a Korean stick? There was Silla before the Korean Peninsula.