From the Prophet Daily:
"The former Dark Lord has become a henpecked husband! Is this the mysterious power of Eastern magic?"
Though they came from different worlds, they both had to admit that somehow, everything had been fated all along.
At their first meeting, Daiyu said, "How can anyone be so hopelessly dense?" Voldemort angrily flung down his Learn Chinese in Three Days and began to doubt his own intelligence.
Later, Daiyu decided that it was rather nice to have someone who didn't think she was mean. Voldemort also decided that helping this frail little girl grow up might not be so bad.
Later still, after finally escaping all her debts, Lin Daiyu asked the Tom Riddle who had gone to such great lengths to find her, "Did you give the sachet I made you to them, too?"
Tom pulled a sachet out of a basin full of potions on some obscure island. "Isn't this it?"
And with Voldemort gone, the wizarding world was left with many unanswered questions. For instance, what exactly was Minister for Magic Tom Riddle hiding in those strange places, like the old Gaunt house and Vault 713 at Gringotts?
The more straightforward version (may contain spoilers):
Voldemort, a nightmare of the wizarding world, was someone whose name countless people once feared to utter.
After his defeat, he thought being reduced to ash would be the best possible ending. Instead, he woke up inside the pearl hairpin Daiyu had inherited from her late mother.
At first, Voldemort only intended to watch the little girl's childish romance and use her to draw strength from her grief. He never imagined that one day he would want every member of the Jia family to die alongside Daiyu.
When Lin Daiyu, alone and weeping, dies in the Xiaoxiang Pavilion, she wakes up again in the room where she first stayed in the Jia household. She swears she'll live her life over again. After all, she is no longer the Crimson Pearl Immortal Herb who must repay a debt of gratitude with her tears. She is simply Lin Daiyu!
When Voldemort, holding the sachet stained with Daiyu's tears, wakes up again in his four-poster bed at Hogwarts, he swears that he will still conquer the wizarding world in this life, just by different means.
Of course, more important than conquering the wizarding world is finding that tearful little girl from the ancient East, curing her illness, and keeping her by his side forever.
The story has been rewritten starting from Chapter 19! You can start reading again from Chapter 19!
Theme: Love is the greatest magic in the world
I will also be more curious about why it is "melon"?
Come on, it's very interesting. I hope I can finish writing Fu Dai. Don't abandon the article.
Ahhh, I want to see them go back to Hogwarts to show their affection (??????)?
I just want to say: Author, you don't want to be pampered and smiled by a handsome guy, really. That thing was so terrifying that he was almost killed by his admirers...
Haha, kill people without blinking an eye, cook without adding salt
Tan Chun married far away, was he chosen by Princess Nan'an to marry overseas in the 1987 version? This is Xiren's idea for Mrs. Wang. I think Lao Fu might want to do something avatar to them.
I personally suggest that the ending of Dai Yu should not be subtracted by the Gao Jaw continuation book, because it is too ridiculous. Neither Sister Feng nor Jia Mu would agree. In terms of interests, Baochai's marriage would mean that the Wang daughters, headed by Mrs. Wang, would completely control the Jia family. Mrs. Wang would also take the opportunity to take away Sister Feng's housekeeping rights. Naturally, Sister Feng would not be willing to do so, and neither would Jia Mu. It is recommended that you refer to the ending of Daiyu in the 1987 version of Dream of Red Mansions.
Voldemort: I'm not, I don't have you, don't talk nonsense.
Will you please update it?
Can this article wait until it is updated~~🥺