Dreaming Back to the Grand View Garden: Flowers in the Mirror

"Dream Back to the Grand View Garden: Flowers in the Mirror" is a million-word group portrait novel derived from Red Mansions, specially written for female readers aged 18-22. Lin Jing, a modern Chinese majoring girl, fell into the "illusion of reality" while reading "Dream of Red Mansions" and became Lin Daiyu, but retained the sobriety and pain of the millennial generation. She found herself in the "Love Tribulation Script" that was restarted once a century, and all the golden hairpins were set to die in tears. In order to save Qingwen, Yuanyang, and Xiangyun, she rewrote her fate again and again, but at the cost of her memory disappearing and her identity being swallowed up by the original work. In desperation, she teamed up with Baochai, Tanchun, and Qingwen to establish the "Jinghua Club" to teach girls in the boudoir to read, keep accounts, and escape marriage, turning the Grand View Garden into a secret girls' academy. In the end, she gave up her fate of loving Baoyu and used "burning manuscripts to cut off love" to awaken thousands of women to tear up their marriage certificates at the same time, working together to break the "love prison" of the police fantasy fairy. The illusion collapsed, and the twelve beauties of Jinling no longer commented on the tragedy, but became the authors of their own lives. Daiyu runs a school, Baochai does business, Tanchun enters the pavilion, Qingwen opens an embroidery workshop, and Baoyu guards the old dream they rejected like a tomb guard. The story wraps the modern soul in classical language, describing sisterly mutual aid, self-naming and gentle rebellion - if fate is a prison, we will be the embroidered key.