Yinreng is reborn and discovers that the whole world has changed. Of course, the biggest change is that Jia Baoyu... He's a fake! Yinreng shouts.
This Baoyu loves reading, strives to get ahead, and, damn it, is also his own study companion!
Hey, Baoyu, could you try to perform a little worse than me?
When Baoyu answers the tutor's question perfectly for the thousand and first time, Yinreng wants to say, If this were my previous life, you'd be lucky if I didn't strangle you!
Hey, Baoyu, could you stop attracting cats and dogs everywhere you go?
When nearly all the young palace maids in the Eastern Palace are completely captivated by Baoyu... the only one left for him is his own wet nurse. Yinreng wants to march over, slap Baoyu, and declare imperiously, Let that girl go. I'll take her!
Hey, Baoyu, what are you doing now? Could you stay away from me?
Hey, I said I was sorry, okay? Baoyu, please stay away from me. I just want to live peacefully as an idle prince. Is that too much to ask?
Baoyu spreads his hands. Crown Prince, why are you running?
This story insists on Baoyu as the top and Yinreng as the bottom.
Baoyu is a true native of the Qing dynasty, but completely different from the one in Dream of the Red Chamber. Yinreng is the Yinreng who died and was reborn in the past, so he's careful about everything and wants to do everything perfectly...
This story draws on the characters from Dream of the Red Chamber and the historical setting of the Kangxi era, but its timeline differs slightly from that of the novel. Readers who care about historical accuracy, beware.
