Reborn in Red Mansion, I’m Actually the Lin Mansion’s Adopted Son?!?

[Lighthearted · Daily Life · Harem · Set in the Grand View Garden]

College student Lin Ke happily experiences rebirth. But instead of being reborn, he is transmigrated, and while still swaddled in his cradle, he is sent to a certain noble residence.

When he realizes that the master of the household is called Lin Yanyuan, and that the lady of the house, Jia Min, has a very pronounced pregnant belly, he knows this time he has truly transmigrated into the right place.

From then on, it becomes a completely different Dream of the Red Chamber story.

When he studies statecraft in the study, Daiyu is watching him work from the side. The water chestnut cakes sent by the Xue family are delicious, and little Xichun often hands him a piece. In the sleeve pocket at his waist, he always keeps that dragon-patterned jade pendant that will reveal his identity.

Shi Xiangyun insists on comparing the golden qilin with his jade hairpin, Tanchun starts a poetry society and insists that he judge “Xiaoxiang Chrysanthemum Shadow vs. Hengwu Autumn Colors,” and whenever that happens, Yingchun always smiles as she watches how he handles it.

Until one day, Daiyu corners him at Xiaoxiang Pavilion: “You dare coax Bao girl and deceive Yun sister just because of this edict returning you to the imperial family?”

Many years later, looking at the luxurious phoenix robe on her body, Daiyu softly says, “Back then, you said you would make me the most noble and happiest woman in the world... that wasn’t drunken nonsense.”

The young emperor grips her wrist, fragrant with a faint sweetness: “If not for that, why would the plaque on Xiaoxiang Pavilion be ‘A Phoenix Comes to Roost’?”

The girl, beautiful in both looks and talent, slightly furrows her brows and softly parts her red lips.

“So... you brought all the sisters into the palace?”