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Striving in the Red Mansion.

Chapter 443: Aftermath in the Night. [445]



Summary

In the Wei family home, Wei Hong praises his grandson Wei Yang for bringing back a beautiful poem by Jia Huan, which lightens the household's mood. Wei Kang reflects on the political implications of Jia Huan's release from the Censorate, attributing it to the influence of Esteemed Consort Jia on the emperor. The family deduces that despite the underlying power struggles, Jia Huan's calm demeanor amidst chaos signifies his strength. Meanwhile, in the imperial palace, Emperor Yong Zhi contemplates the political turmoil surrounding the Jia family, recognizing the audacity of Ru Yang Hou's actions. The Crown Prince, feeling frustrated by the unexpected turn of events, grapples with the loss of his financial power due to Jia Huan's influence.

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