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Striving in the Red Mansion.
Chapter 484: Clearing the Two Residences. [486]
Summary
In late May, the Ning Rong and Jia Huan households implemented a strict waist tag system for their servants, requiring registration and identification for movement. This system aimed to enhance security and prevent spies from infiltrating the Jia Mansion. The tags, linked to wages and dining, were part of a modernization effort led by Jia Huan, who had invested in clan education to cultivate literate managers. An internal investigation revealed that several spies from the Embroidered Uniform Guard had been exposed, leading to humiliation for Commander Mao. Meanwhile, Jia Yun, now living in a modest courtyard, maintained connections with former neighbors, including the envious Ni Er, who sought to benefit from Jia Yun's rising status.Full content
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