Striving in the Red Mansion.

Summary

In the Zhou Dynasty, public opinion in the court stemmed from influential ministers and censors, while in the Martial Arts World, it originated from schools. Recently, a pamphlet circulated among scholars, criticizing the Left Vice Censor-in-Chief, Zhang An Bo, and advocating for leniency towards students involved in a disturbance. The pamphlet garnered significant attention, leading to a heated debate about the treatment of scholars and the education system. As public opinion shifted, officials began to express their stances, indicating an approaching showdown in the court. Meanwhile, Yuan Hao, a favored courtier, felt frustrated by the tabloid's influence on court decisions regarding student punishment.

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