Striving in the Red Mansion.

Summary

In early November, Jia Huan, a prominent figure in the Shuntian Governor's Office, garnered attention as he arrived in Zunhua, surpassing even the governor's son in authority. Known as the "Little Governor," he focused on studying the Four Books and preparing for future examinations while avoiding socializing. His daily routine involved managing official duties and reflecting on his ambitions for the future. As winter approached, Jia Huan wrote letters to his family, expressing concern for their well-being. Meanwhile, the governor's office initiated a water conservancy project, attracting merchants to contribute funds, which Jia Huan delegated to others. Amidst political discussions, tensions arose among officials, hinting at underlying conflicts within the bureaucracy.

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