Under Cao Gong's brushwork, the Twelve Hairpins are described in every possible way, but fate has no choice but to play tricks on them.
The tragedy in this situation is even more desolate.
However, when they have the opportunity to start their lives again and their identities have undergone earth-shaking changes, their lives may not be completely tragic.
When Yingchun, who was docile by nature, died in the Sun Mansion, her soul returned to her mother's womb and became the daughter of Aunt Zhou, the second wife of the Jia family, the half-sister of Jia Baoyu, and the concubine daughter of Mrs. Wang.
When a shrewd Tanchun died in the harem of the feudal state, she became the concubine of the Jia family, a rose with thorns pricking her hands.
When Lin Daiyu, the concubine of Xiaoxiang, became a girl of the Xue family in Jinling.
When Xue Baochai, Lord of Hengwu, became the daughter of the Lin family whose parents both died.
When Li Gong, a tailor who was more virtuous than talented, married into the Rongguo Mansion, he became the daughter-in-law of the charming Lian Er.
When the shrewd and capable Feng Lazi kissed her, she became the second wife's wife, Mrs. Zhu.
If they resume their lives, what kind of future can they carve out for themselves?
Among the Twelve Hairpins of Jinling, three pairs of people were found to exchange identities. The others really couldn't figure out the identities of the exchanges...
Yingchun's character would actually be good if she were Mrs. Wang's concubine. However, her own quality is really not comparable to Tanchun, so I will probably give her a little gold.
In fact, as a child of a concubine, Yingchun is actually better than Tanchun, but unfortunately Yingchun has a bad fate and does not have a good parent, so Tanchun can be left to clean up the big house.
Conception: