My Wife Is Daiyu [Dream of the Red Chamber]

New novel: The Transmigrated Heroine, Lin Daiyu as a Man. Blurb: Lin Daiyu died young, which should have been a tragic thing. But only after her death did she learn that the underworld, which governs life and death, is the fairest place of all. Compared with it, the human world is the real purgatory. While she was alive, she often heard her father rail against the unfairness of the world, saying that she had such a remarkable gift, yet couldn't shine in the imperial examinations. Back then, she felt disappointed too, but still thought: Apart from the heroine in operas who disguises herself as a man to become a princess's consort, what woman takes the imperial exams? Now she knows: You can in the underworld. P.S. 1. Lin Ruhai is the only person in this story who transmigrates. 2. Lin Meimei's personality is based on the original novel's first eighty chapters. She's not mean or petty; she's witty, generous, and respectful toward the talented. 3. The underworld in this story connects to multiple worlds, including but not limited to Dream of the Red Chamber, Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio, worlds where women rule, worlds where men rule, worlds with only women, worlds with only men... Readers who can't handle unusual settings should proceed with caution! Blurb: From the male lead's perspective: What's it like when the moon comes to you of her own accord? Xu Maoxing didn't know before, but now he does. After transmigrating into the world of Dream of the Red Chamber, he hadn't even decided whether to seek out the legendary heavenly beauty when her father showed up at his house to propose a marriage. Xu Maoxing silently pinched himself. Mm, it really didn't hurt. No wonder this dream felt so fake. Big Brother Xu: ??? Little brother, why are you pinching me? From the heroine's perspective: After the Jia family falls into ruin and Baoyu marries someone else, just as Daiyu despairs and her heart breaks, an old friend of the Lin family arrives with a marriage contract and forcefully takes her away from the Jia family. From then on, she is spared pain, worry, a life of drifting from place to place, and having no one to rely on. The young couple, both from families fallen on hard times, struggle with hardship at every turn. Her husband, who gets a headache just looking at books, studies with fierce determination to give her a better life. He rises all the way to the imperial court, where His Majesty personally names him the top-ranking candidate in the palace examination. After the couple pass away together with smiles on their faces, Daiyu opens her eyes and finds herself back when her parents are still alive. Looking at her husband, who spends his days doing nothing but eating, drinking, and having fun, Daiyu smiles faintly. "Husband, prepare yourself for your wife's loving encouragement!" P.S. 1. The story is told from both the male and female leads' perspectives and spans two lifetimes. In their previous life, they go from supporting each other to sharing a deep bond; in this life, childhood friends become bickering sweethearts. 2. In their previous life, he dotes on her; in this life, she dotes on him. They heal and save each other. Coming soon, The Transmigrated Heroine, Lin Daiyu as a Man. Blurb: After finishing yet another Dream of the Red Chamber fanfic about the Lin family, An Ruosu can't help grumbling at the ending where Lin Meimei marries into a powerful family and has a houseful of children and grandchildren: "Instead of giving Lin Meimei brothers, why not just make Daiyu a man?" With brothers, Daiyu would be a married-out daughter, and no matter how generous her dowry was, it would still be limited. Wouldn't the Lin family's vast fortune end up in someone else's hands? After falling asleep, An Ruosu transmigrates into the body of a young lady from a scholarly family. She has a fiance named Lin Daiyu... P.S. Of all the Dream of the Red Chamber characters, only Lin Daiyu has her gender changed. The heroine is a modern college student and a devoted fan of Lin Meimei. Theme: Unless you push yourself, you'll never know how much potential you have.