Important notice: The author is a Daiyu fan, and wrote this simply because I love Daiyu. If you don't like Daiyu, you can leave instead of coming in to make yourself miserable. You can say my writing is bad, but please don't use vulgar language to insult the characters. Otherwise, don't blame me if I insult you back next time!
When Chu Jinyu wakes up, he finds that he has transmigrated to ancient times and become the emperor's own nephew!
A royal relative! Chu Jinyu is instantly delighted. At long last, this incredible fortune has come his way!
But then his imperial uncle tells him that he has arranged a marriage for him: the cousin Lin Daiyu, who is staying at the Rongguo Mansion!
Lin Daiyu!!!
So he's transmigrated into Dream of the Red Chamber???
Chu Jinyu promptly sends away all the beautiful maids in his quarters. Heh, he's about to marry his goddess. Why would he need any other ordinary beauties?
P.S. I suddenly wanted to write a continuation set after Daiyu has wept away all her tears. If the start can't be changed, perhaps the ending can. Daiyu's eventual death after she has cried herself dry breaks my heart, so this story continues after Jia Baoyu's marriage, when Daiyu has wept all her tears.
Now writing: Red Chamber: Qin Nuo
One is a destitute orphaned girl, frail and sickly. The other is a poor scholar and newly crowned top graduate. The two should never have crossed paths, but an imperial edict ordering their marriage binds them together.
When they first meet, Lin Daiyu is gravely ill and too weak to get out of bed. Her position in the Jia household is awkward.
Xie Qinyu, meanwhile, has just placed first in the imperial examinations and is at the height of his fame. In his red top-graduate's robe, he stands beneath the bamboo, elegant as an orchid and a jade tree.
Lin Daiyu's heart is like dead ashes. She fears she'll ruin the brilliant young scholar's life and make him a widower at a young age.
But Xie Qinyu says, "I only wish my wife a life free of worry, and may all your hopes shine bright!"
P.S. The continuation starts after Jia Baoyu's marriage. The Jia family will probably be portrayed negatively, so don't read if you dislike that.
Theme: If you can't change your surroundings, change your circumstances
I have never been so disgusted with a character... It really opened my eyes to see this old pious woman being so vicious... By the way, the emperor has wronged his innocent wife for so many years because of such a rotten old pious woman... It can be said that he threw all the mess and let her take the blame... On the contrary, the culprit, the old pious woman, has lived a good life for so many years in a pampered and beautiful way... Is it really too much?! It is simply beyond the pale and there is no way for it to be tolerated!!!!!! That piece of shit deserved to die without a burial place and be thrown into a mass grave to be fed to wild dogs... The wild dogs thought that her soul was rotten to her flesh and the smell was so stinky that they couldn't eat her... In the end, she was devoured by thousands of insects and devoured by fungi. It was the great benefactor who finally showed mercy and collected his body!!!!!!
You bad old godly woman... Hey!! The endless retribution finally starts to come to you little by little!!! Your daughter is staring at you day and night with blood-red eyes!!! Just wait for the ultimate one-way luxury package of endless purgatory, and I can't wait to summon you, the damned bastard!!!!!!
The Queen Mother is a piece of trash whose ability is far inferior to her desire. She relies on conspiracy and tricks such as poisoning people to death, and is really a petty person. There is no one in my natal family, and there is no one in my previous dynasty, so what's the use of Mao? Now that you're in power, aren't you still a puppet?
Does it make sense to repeatedly emphasize that the old godly woman who was killed by the plague was really very kind to the second prince? To put it bluntly, it's not just to consolidate her own power!? It's the same as what she called "devoting all her energy" to the emperor before!! While he fucked the second prince's own mother, he spared no effort to drive a wedge between him and his father, son and brothers. He wished he could destroy the adoptive mother who loved the second prince so much... Does this mean he was being treated well?! What logic?? It's simply unbelievable!! Apart from the fact that he would do whatever it takes to destroy humanity to make the second prince ascend to the throne, is there anything else that can be considered as good for his grandson?? Any grandmother in the world would do a million times better than her!!! And the only ultimate goal of pushing the second prince to the throne was just due to her own greed for power and her unquenchable desire!!!!!! But please don't say that she is nice to the second prince again, okay!!! It really insults all grandmothers in the world!!!!!!
After watching it, Chengyang Princess MVP, the rest are just stinky fish and rotten shrimps. It's a pity that it's too short. It would be nice to have more sweet extras.
I thought the Queen Mother was bronze, but she turned out to be a king. I was just superficial.
Feng Ziying wanted to marry a princess, which was unreasonable in ancient times. Even if he agreed, his family would not agree!
My biological father has a throne, my adoptive father has a throne, my biological mother's eldest princess also has a title of at least a marquis, plus my wife, it's really busy!
If the male protagonist's mother was a man, what would be the problem with these useless snacks. Seeing now, except for the queen, who is a little distressed, who are the emperor and the princes? Not to mention the Queen Mother, she is stupid, bad and poisonous. Without the Emperor's repeated connivance, how could she have caused trouble?
Because he is ashamed of his precious daughter, the Emperor may not be good in any way, but he treats the male protagonist sincerely. To the male protagonist, he is a doting grandfather. Alas~ But it is good for the emperor that he is offline, and he will never point fingers at him again... It is also good for the common people... King of Beijing? Eunuch Xia? In fact, I am more inclined to think that the Queen Mother was the one responsible~~