I Became a Literary Giant in the Red Mansion

Li Mu, the author of Qidian Street, was thrown into the world of Red Mansions by the editor who "activated his special skill" because of his angry complaint of "turn your sister."​ The beginning is hell mode: the twelfth lunar month is cold, the courtyard is leaky, penniless and still owes 10 taels of gambling debt, behind are the goons from the gambling shop and the greedy housekeeper of the Jia family, and in front of him are only half a piece of long-haired steamed buns and the little maid Qing Yan shivering from the cold. When Lai Da's stick was about to fall, he wrote "The plum blossoms in the ruined courtyard are also beautiful", which unexpectedly alarmed Jia Baoyu, the "top traffic" in the Red Mansion.​ Poetry is the sharp edge, and talent is the confidence. He not only wants to make money and make a living with his pen and ink, and slap the editors and the world who once despised him in the face; he also wants to protect the people around him in the whirlpool of the rise and fall of the Jia family and rewrite the tragic fate of the beauties in Red Mansions.​