Striving in the Red Mansion.

Summary

In a tense political atmosphere, civil officials are drafting memorials to impeach the Emperor's special appointment of Jia Zheng. Liu Da Xue Shi believes memorials should be submitted discreetly, but Weng Zong Dao, his top disciple, boldly rallies support for the cause, risking his career. As Weng gains fame for his integrity, he criticizes the Emperor's actions regarding titles, emphasizing the importance of moral duty. Despite the Emperor's purges and attempts to suppress dissent, the civil officials remain resolute. The situation escalates, reflecting the struggle between authority and moral righteousness, with the Emperor feeling the pressure of public opinion and internal unrest.

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