
Modern Life with Lin Daiyu
和林妹妹的现代生活
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 243k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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87Chapters
374Recommendations
3Fans
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I'll post the first one. 🙂
I don't think the male protagonist in the author's story is the kind of person who will spend his whole life working in the countryside. He is hardworking, has a good business sense, has his own principles, is honest and upright, and is reliable, trustworthy, and someone who will eventually make a name for himself.
I love this book so much! I especially love the character of the male protagonist, Xue Hao, and his personality.
I stumbled upon this Dream of the Red Chamber fanfiction. Well, not exactly, it's good, simple and genuine. I'm definitely going to follow it. Good luck, author!
Does the author also think Daiyu resembles Sika? I feel Qingwen is more like her, after all, Daiyu's health was too poor.
Stepping over the seventh child, whose legs are too long, I'm the eighth child 🤓
I haven't read *Dream of the Red Chamber*.
The sixth one is here! 😁
I'm speechless. It's not like I'm a fan of both K-pop's Girls' Generation and *Dream of the Red Chamber* fanfiction; otherwise, I wouldn't have discovered this book. Without the *Dream of the Red Chamber* prefix, you can't even find it by searching. It's already a niche genre... And you've hidden it so well.