The eldest brother of the Lin family in the Red Chamber

Lin Mo, courtesy name Taiyin.

Originally, his surname was not Lin, but his surname was Shui.But at that time, the old man was in charge of the Shui family, and Lin Mosheng's life was not good. Several uncles invited a bunch of Taoist priests and monks, and they all said that it was enough for him to restrain his father and mother, and he also restrained the old man.His father is a filial man, so he sent him out without saying a word.This Shuimo has been with his father for more than ten years, and he is also a bit leftist. He actually forgot his last name. When others asked his name, he answered Lin Mo without hesitation.

When the number one scholar came to the top, he kowtowed to thank him in the Golden Luan Hall, but his name was still Lin Mo.

The emperor cherished his talent and his life experience, and was thinking about what to seal, when the papers from Yangzhou came up, and Lin Hai, the inspector of salt, died of illness while in office.Although this Lin Hai is an official through the imperial examination, he also has a modest title, but unfortunately he has no heirs to inherit it.The emperor thought that Lin Mo also had no father or mother, so it would be better to adopt Lin Hai as his adoptive son, and lamented the two of them's backgrounds, promoted the title to the first-class Marquis of Jingyuan, and personally bestowed Lin Mo with the word "Taiyin".