[Dream of the Red Chamber] Transmigrating as Daiyu's Wet Nurse

[Preorder Collection: Interested readers, please visit my author page and add it to your collection] Gu Youzhi transmigrated into one of the Four Great Classical Novels, Dream of the Red Chamber. Just like that, she got two fine sons and became a mother without having to go through childbirth. That would have been enough, but she also became... the wet nurse of Lin Daiyu, the Crimson Pearl Immortal Grass. Her father isn't even dead yet, and he's already entrusting his daughter to her care. Gu Youzhi is truly caught in a bind: she can't move forward, and she can't retreat. So she throws caution to the wind. Let's see how she turns Dream of the Red Chamber upside down. First: move the assets somewhere safe. Second: draw a clear line. That Jia Baoyu? Back off, back off, back off. Third: find Miss Lin a good husband… Up next 1. [Journey to the West] The Dragon Girl Is a Cicada, Not a Chan The Dragon Palace in the Eastern Sea was in an uproar! The egg that the Dragon Mother had finally laid after carrying it for three hundred years had gone missing! The Dragon King of the Eastern Sea was furious! He issued a huge bounty, determined to catch the egg thief. Before she learned her name, "Cicada" always thought she was a little insect that could do nothing but chirp. But she wasn't like a cicada. She was delicate and soft, like a strand of transparent waterweed. Most importantly, she had no wings. It was just that she talked too much, constantly chattering beside her companion stone until it was driven half mad with irritation. She even managed to drive a little monkey to spend five whole days and nights searching through Patriarch Bodhi's study. At last, he came up with a name that suited her: Cicada. From then on, Cicada would drag her tiny body up the tree inch by inch every day, watching the cicadas there. She reached one conclusion: that monkey had terrible eyesight. One day, that monkey heard the Dragon King of the Eastern Sea was offering a bounty to catch a thief. So he volunteered for the job. He asked the Dragon King to put the Sea-Calming Treasure at the bottom of the ocean up as collateral. The Dragon King agreed. As it happened, that was the year "Cicada" began to transform. She changed from a strand of waterweed into a little white dragon. Only then did she learn that "Cicada" wasn't really her name. She was the fourth princess of the Dragon Palace in the Eastern Sea. While the Dragon Mother was carrying her, the Bodhisattva Guanyin had observed her form and said she possessed a heart for Buddhism. She gave her the name Ao Yin. But she didn't want to devote herself to Buddhism. She escaped the Dragon Palace and stood on the shore of the Eastern Sea, facing her father's thunderous wrath. With tears in her eyes, she looked up at the monkey in midair, wearing a golden crown and red-and-gold battle robes, with a Golden Cudgel in his hand. "Will you take me with you?" The monkey turned his eyes away and waved the Golden Cudgel in his hand. "I've already claimed the Dragon King's bounty." Theme: Build sound values from childhood onward.