Lin Daiyu's Rebirth

"Are you really from our Lin family? I am the eldest daughter!" Daiyu suddenly turned around and looked at Lin Zhong with tears in her eyes. Her voice trembled slightly, as if she couldn't believe what she saw.

When Lin Zhong heard this, his heart was shocked, his eyes widened, and an expression of astonishment appeared on his face.

He looked at Lin Daiyu in disbelief, constantly looking her up and down, muttering: "This figure, face, and whole demeanor are like, like, like the master."

He always thought that he had met this girl at the cemetery that night, and that she would cry whenever Master Lin was mentioned. He thought that this beautiful girl was the master's hidden gem.

He thought that since the Lin family had few descendants, it would be nice to have a child.

However, when he heard Daiyu say in person that she was the eldest daughter of the Lin family, he realized that his guess was completely wrong.

He couldn't help feeling confused and at a loss, but at the same time he felt excited and relieved.

He never expected that the girl in front of him was actually a legitimate daughter.

Thinking of his previous misunderstanding and rudeness towards her, he couldn't help but regret it.

No wonder they would appear next to the master's grave at night, and no wonder they would ask people to dig up the eldest lady's grave.

When Lin Zhong came to the mansion, Daiyu had already gone to the Jia Mansion. He was just an ordinary servant in the Lin Mansion, but with the favor of Master Lin, he married, had children, and bought some small pieces of land.

After Mr. Lin and Lin Daiyu passed away, the servants in the mansion also left one after another.

Lin Zhong was an exception. He voluntarily stayed in the place closest to the Lin Mansion and lived a simple life.

Every morning, when the first ray of sunlight shines on the earth, Lin Zhong gets up and starts his day's work.

He grows vegetables and raises poultry, leading a self-sufficient life. Although his life is hard, he enjoys it.

Lin Zhong also took the initiative to assume the responsibility of protecting the old Lin Mansion. Although the mansion is no longer inhabited, Lin Zhong still regards it as his home.

Every Qingming Festival and Double Ninth Festival, Lin Zhong would go to Mr. Lin’s tomb to pay homage.

He would bring flowers and incense, stand quietly in front of the tombstone, and reminisce about the past years.

Lin Zhong never imagined that Daiyu's grave in the cemetery was just an empty grave, and now the eldest lady is still standing there well.

Lin Zhong had a thousand words in his mind, although he didn't know why the eldest lady faked her death and came back to life, and why she appeared now?

But when he thought that the eldest daughter was the only descendant of the Lin family, Lin Zhong couldn't help but feel tears welling up in his eyes.

"Miss, our Miss Lin Daiyu? I really didn't expect that I would hear such exciting news even though I'm half buried in the earth. I'm so happy!"

The old man said these words tremblingly, looking at Daiyu with excitement on his face, then looking at the prince with a relieved smile.

"Master can rest in peace now. Our eldest daughter has returned from the dead!"

Daiyu didn't expect that her appearance would make an old man so happy. At this moment, she felt that she was no longer alone and helpless.

"Old man, Yu'er and I will call you old man for now. You were Daiyu's father's man when he was alive. Thank you for everything you have done for the Lin family."

The prince didn't expect that he would meet Daiyu's father and see Daiyu's happiness. He felt that everything was worth it.

"Miss, I'm leaving. Take care of yourself. We'll meet again later." The old man stood up and was about to leave. He looked at Daiyu with satisfaction.

Daiyu didn't say anything to him, but turned around and hurriedly packed a few things, then went to get some silver and some clean clothes.

She packed the items into a bundle as quickly as possible and handed it to Lin Zhong.

"Uncle, I have been living with my grandmother, and I am not familiar with the servants in our Lin Mansion.

You can look after our old house and visit my parents' graves, so just treat me as your own relative."

Daiyu looked at the old man sincerely, as if she saw the shadow of her father's kindness towards others.

After a while, after they finished reminiscing about the past, the prince immediately sent a few reliable people to escort Lin Zhong home.

They were very cautious along the way, not daring to delay for even a moment, for fear of any accidents.

Just as Lin Zhong left, a servant suddenly brought a letter to the prince.

The prince hurriedly took the letter and opened it. It turned out to be written by the first wife: The court has important matters to discuss and asked the prince to return to Beijing as soon as possible.

It was said that the Huns on the border were disturbing the people, so the emperor hurriedly sent someone to the prince's palace to ask the prince to discuss countermeasures.

The prince read the letter and thought of the people and the country. He wanted to return to Beijing immediately, but he was very worried about Daiyu, so he had to ask Daiyu for her opinion.

Daiyu understood that in the face of such national affairs, all romantic feelings had to be put aside.

But her father's memorial day had just passed, and she had never been filial to her parents before.

According to custom, you have to wait for a while before you can leave.

What's more, she wanted to clean up the Lin Mansion, and she had just met Lin Zhong. She wanted to know some stories about her father's life from Lin Zhong and wanted to compile a memoir of her father.

Daiyu smiled and said, "Don't worry, my lord. Just go back and I'll be back to the capital soon!"

The prince also understood that Daiyu had not fulfilled her filial duties to her parents for so many years since she left the Lin Mansion. Moreover, she had just visited Daiyu's father's grave on his memorial day, so Daiyu could only leave after a while.

The prince left a few reliable servants to accompany Daiyu, and he took the others back to Beijing.

"Sister Zijuan, come here quickly, Miss Yun has fainted!" Xueyan came out of the room and wanted to go to the kitchen to make some cakes for Xiangyun, but she unexpectedly saw Xiangyun fainted on the ground.

"Miss Yun, Miss Yun, what's wrong with you? Wake up..." Xueyan shouted anxiously, her voice filled with a hint of fear.

Zijuan was busy in the small vegetable garden in the backyard. When she heard the urgent calls of the snow goose, her heart tightened. She quickly put down the work in her hands and walked quickly back to the room.

"What happened?" Zijuan asked as she quickened her pace, feeling uneasy.

When she walked into the room, she saw Xiangyun lying on the ground, her face as pale as paper, her eyes closed, and lifeless.

Zijuan's heart suddenly tightened. She rushed forward and, together with Xueyan, carefully helped Xiangyun up and gently placed her on the bed.

"Miss Yun, Miss Yun, are you okay?" Zijuan's voice was full of worry. She held Xiangyun's hand tightly, trying to give her some warmth.

Xueyan also stood nervously by, calling Xiangyun's name constantly, hoping to wake her up.

However, Xiangyun still did not wake up, as if she was sleeping in a deep dream.

Zijuan frowned and broke out in a sweat out of worry.

She reached out and gently touched Xiangyun's forehead, feeling her body temperature, but found no signs of fever.

She carefully examined Xiangyun's body again and found no obvious injuries or discomfort.

"What on earth is going on?" Zijuan muttered to herself, becoming more and more anxious.

Xueyan was also at a loss. She looked at Zijuan nervously, her eyes full of helplessness.

The two were silent, not knowing what to do for a moment.

Time passed minute by minute, but Xiangyun still showed no signs of waking up.

She asked Xueyan to stay in the room to take care of Xiangyun, and she went out to find a doctor.