Striving in the Red Mansion.

Summary

Jia Huan spent ten days in Yangzhou drafting disaster relief strategies for Huaiyang Inspector Sha Sheng. Following a flood, Sha Sheng invited him to consult on relief efforts, where Jia Huan prepared clear proposals. Despite his young age, he was respected for his abilities. Wei Hong, the Nanjing Tobe Minister, sought Jia Huan's help in coordinating disaster relief, valuing his wisdom. Jia Huan, however, prioritized his own goals over serving Wei, believing disaster relief was the government's duty. Wei Hong expressed his disdain for corrupt officials, emphasizing the importance of principles in governance. Jia Huan resonated with this, understanding that true leadership requires charisma and integrity, not just authority.

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