[Dream of the Red Chamber + Qing Dynasty transmigration] The Immortal Doctor from Beyond the World Becomes a Lin
When Lin Qingyu learned she had transmigrated into Dream of the Red Chamber, she pulled out a handkerchief to wipe away her tears, already imagining the tragic ending of a thousand beauties weeping and ten thousand beauties mourning. But then she realized she'd arrived too early: she was still an immortal doctor in the heavens, and among the medicinal herbs in her fields was a particularly remarkable Crimson Pearl Plant.
She tended to it diligently until the Crimson Pearl Plant finally took human form. Just as she was about to help it cultivate, she encountered Jing Huan, who was forcing the plant to descend to the mortal world and suffer tribulations in the name of "repaying tears."
How could Lin Qingyu tolerate that? She dashed ahead of Lin Daiyu and descended into the mortal world first. Ten years later, word reached the emperor that the eldest daughter of the Lin family had received medical knowledge from the heavens and could bring the dead back to life and restore flesh to bare bones. Kangxi decided to keep her in the imperial harem as his own life-saving talisman.
Lin Qingyu's response: Why not take advantage of each other?
After curing the Empress Dowager's chronic cold-weather leg pain and saving Tong Jia, Imperial Noble Consort's young daughter from an early death, Lin Qingyu could do as she pleased in the imperial harem. Naturally, no one would be able to subject her younger sister to the "wind, knives, frost, and swords" of the original story.
She also built a good relationship with the young Yinzhen, nipping the rumor that he would die from eating golden pills in the bud through lessons on healthy living. With the emperor's support, she set off on a journey toward the stars and the sea.
Tentatively updating every day at noon. The entire novel is already written, so don't worry about it being abandoned~
Content warnings:
1. The early chapters focus more on Dream of the Red Chamber, while the later chapters focus more on the Qing imperial palace. The story contains original plot elements and my personal interpretations. The plot takes some wild turns and doesn't stand up to close scrutiny.
The heroine's golden finger is the ability to cure any disease. There is no personal romance plot, but once she enters the palace, she is essentially a concubine in a feudal society. I wanted to write a satisfying novel, but my abilities are limited, so it may not be satisfying enough. Please be prepared before reading.
2. I aim to give the girls relatively better endings, but the four great families still fall. The story is unfriendly to the original male characters, including Baoyu.
The heroine is determined to change the fates of the Twelve Beauties and the course of history. At times, she may come across as having a "saint complex" or as a "plot device." Please don't read if that bothers you.
3. I'm a novice writer, and my prose is immature. If anything bothers you, please stop reading early.
4. About closing the comments section: I don't have much free time to devote to writing, so before, I only dared to write privately whenever I could. I wrote little by little for a long time, and only dared to publish once the story was complete. As a result, my ideas while writing may not be entirely consistent, and I don't have the time to fix problems I notice during updates. But I'm also easily affected by comments, so I'm sorry for closing the comments section. I've added issues I noticed myself and ones friends pointed out to the content warnings, in hopes of helping everyone avoid things they dislike.
Theme: Advance the cause of medicine and care about physical health
