In that novel, there's someone called Baoqin

In the novel, there was a character called Xin Xue. Xin Xue was usually a woman with a fresh fragrance who often appeared in romantic love stories. Her image could be a gentle, intelligent, kind, independent, and thoughtful girl who sometimes had a mysterious magic that could bring good luck and happiness to the protagonist. Xin Xue could be a character or a fictional character, depending on the plot and setting of the novel.

'Dream of the Red Chamber' was a classic novel of ancient China. It depicted the love story of Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu, Xue Baochai, and others. Xue Baoqin was Jia Baoyu's cousin and one of Lin Daiyu's good friends. According to the plot of the novel, Xue Baoqin's ending was rather tragic. She was unfortunately expelled from her family during the family struggle and ended up on the streets. After being adopted, her life was difficult. At the end of the novel, Xue Baoqin was described as an ignorant, foolish, and miserable woman whose life was mercilessly defeated by fate. Although Xue Baoqin's ending was tragic, her character was deeply portrayed by the author Cao Xueqin and became one of the important female characters in the novel.

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Sad Dream of the Red Chamber was a famous story about the lives of Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu, Xue Baoqin, and others in the Grand View Garden. In the novel, Xue Baoqin was Jia Baoyu's cousin and they had a deep relationship. However, Xue Baoqin's father, Xue Pan, was sentenced to prison because of a miscarriage of justice. Later, Xue Baoqin's mother, Aunt Xue, did not hesitate to marry Xue Baoqin to Xue Pan's brother, Xue Pan, in order to get him out of prison. In the end, Xue Baoqin's married life was not happy, and her relationship with Xue Pan gradually faded. Eventually, Xue Baoqin died of a serious illness at the age of 28. Xue Baoqin's marriage life was not described in detail in the novel, but it could be seen that her ending was tragic.

There was a character named Zhang Shaoliang in Shan Tianfang's storytelling. Zhang Shaoliang was Zhan Zhao's sworn brother. He was quick-witted, smart, and good at planning. He had helped Zhan Zhao defeat the evil forces and was one of the good people in the storytelling.

A person who writes a novel is typically called a novelist.

Such a novel is often referred to as an epistolary novel. Epistolary novels are written in the form of letters exchanged between characters.

I recommend the book "The Koi Fish's Journey to the Gate of Heaven." It was a Xianxia novel. Although the plot description doesn't completely match the description of the problem, it's indeed a story about a male protagonist being accepted as a disciple by a sect. It's also an ancient romance type, so I believe you'll like it. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~

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Well, such a story is typically referred to as an autobiography if written by the person themselves, or a biography if written by someone else. Autobiographies offer a first-person account, while biographies provide an outside perspective.