Striving in the Red Mansion.

Summary

After the court's strategic plan for the Western Regions was established, Jia Huan's influence grew in the capital, marked by his poem "On Poetry," which received widespread acclaim. His leisurely days involved writing, socializing, and preparing for his upcoming marriage. A visit from Shi Xiang Yun brought joy, as she shared news of her engagement to a suitable family, likely the Wei family. The atmosphere was lively, with discussions among family members and friends, highlighting Jia Huan's evolving relationships and the dynamics within the Jia residence. Amidst laughter and camaraderie, the characters navigated their intertwined fates, revealing the complexities of love and social expectations.

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