Transmigrating into Dream of the Red Chamber as Jia Huan

Words should bring people joy. They should inspire people to move forward and fill their hearts with hope.

Among works related to Dream of the Red Chamber, Cao Xueqin's original is the foremost tragedy. But his tragedy came from his love for the characters. In the first eighty chapters of Cao Xueqin's Dream of the Red Chamber, longing, yearning, and beauty flow between the lines, along with the heartache of knowing the tragic future that awaits. That makes us care for the characters all the more. We can see his love for them, and that they were once the most beautiful part of his life.

That's why, after reading Dream of the Red Chamber, we can still love its characters just as much.

Words have the power to touch hearts.

Because we care so much about these characters, can we grant them just a little luck? Can we let them find a little more happiness, slowly, through tiny, silent changes?

I dedicate this story to all the innocent, pure-hearted, and kind children.

To the innocent and kind-hearted children who still love tragedies and immerse themselves in the pleasure of feeling their hearts ache: I hope that when you each enter society and see how complicated the world is, you will still remember the warmth you encountered in these stories long ago.

And remember that the last thing to emerge from Pandora's box was called “hope.”