Lin Xiaoye of the Lin Family [Qing Dynasty + Dream of the Red Chamber]

This story has 70% anti-piracy protection and a 48-hour delay. The story is complete, but since it's on the rankings, I can't change its status. I have to wait until Thursday to update its progress. Lin Ruijin is an ordinary wood-type ability user in the post-apocalyptic world. Fortunately, his wood ability is mutated. Though it has little offensive power against zombies, and sometimes can barely protect him, its healing effects are comparable to those of a healing ability. Healing abilities can only treat injuries, but Lin Ruijin's wood ability can also draw out poison. Even if someone is bitten by a zombie, he can neutralize the infection as long as the zombie's level is no more than two levels above his. It's hard to imagine a more overpowered ability! In the end, unable to bear the torture in the laboratory any longer, Lin Ruijin took his own life when the researchers let their guard down. He transmigrated into an alternate Qing dynasty version of Dream of the Red Chamber, becoming Lin Ruhai's son and Lin Daiyu's younger brother, Lin Ruijin. Then Lin Ruijin smiled, because at last he could enjoy leveling up his ability at airplane speed! Readers, please read this before opening the story. 1. This is a Qing dynasty transmigration story set in Dream of the Red Chamber. The protagonist transmigrates to the Kangxi era. If you can't accept the Qing dynasty being part of the story, don't read it. 2. The Kangxi and Qianlong golden age wasn't something Ting Yu made up. It's true that Kangxi's desire to protect his reputation and cling to power caused disorder in the government during his later years, but no one can deny his achievements. At least, that's what the history books say. If you can change the history textbooks, I'll revise the story and apologize immediately. 3. This is a story, a novel, not history. If you really don't like it, you can just click the X. Of course, you're free to dislike any character in the story, but the author hasn't offended you, or your family, has she? 4. In the story, the Crown Prince succeeds to the throne and gives the Fourth Prince important responsibilities. In my personal opinion, the Fourth Prince is suited to being a virtuous prince. 5. This story portrays the second branch of the Jia family and the Zhen family negatively. I won't portray the other families negatively, even if I'm not a fan of them. 6. I'm Han Chinese and live in Jilin, where the Manchus originated. Manchu customs are fairly prominent here, but that doesn't mean I'm unaware that the Qing dynasty favored the Manchus and suppressed the Han. The story discusses this through Chen Jinnan, including the emperor's personal motives in granting the protagonist a banner and a new name. But if you transmigrate to that era, you still have to go along with the prevailing conditions unless you're capable of becoming a ruler yourself. My protagonist doesn't have that ability. He's just a martial artist with a golden cheat. Theme: Daily tasks: eat, sleep, and beat Hong Hui.