My Life as a Princess [Red Mansion + Liaozhai]

Copywriting of this article: The new article is in the archives: "The heroine who traveled through time and changed her gender to Daiyu", the copy is at the bottom Yaoguang was a social worker in an office building in his previous life. Because he watched too many short videos, he yearned for pastoral songs. Only when I traveled back in time and truly transformed into an ancient peasant girl did I realize that "the summer heat is enough to make me feel rustic, and my back is the scorching light of the sky." The ancients did not deceive me. He tried his best to find a potential stock for himself, but he didn't expect that the stock would skyrocket as soon as it appreciated in value, and he shamelessly wanted to take her as his concubine. Fortunately, the elders and family members in this life are not good, leaving the ex-fiancé to suffer the consequences. When the dust settled that night, her grandmother, who was a goddess by profession, used the stars to do divination and divined that her fate would appear in six months' time in the capital. Just when her parents were hesitating whether to take her to the capital, the emperor's draft envoy came to her hometown of Shangyang County... Receive documents in advance: After reading another novel about the Lin family in Red Mansions, facing the ending of sister Lin marrying into a high family and having a family full of children and grandchildren, An Ruosu couldn't help complaining: "Instead of arranging brothers for sister Lin, it is better to directly arrange for Daiyu's sex change." With older brothers and younger brothers, Daiyu, as a married woman, has limited dowry no matter how generous it is. Didn't the Lin family's huge property fall into the hands of others? When she woke up, An Ruosu traveled through time and became a lady from a scholarly family. She had a fiancé named Lin Daiyu... PS: Of all the characters in Red Mansions, only Lin Daiyu has changed her gender. The heroine is a modern college student and is Sister Lin's true fan. Intention: If you don't try it, how will you know it doesn't work?