Striving in the Red Mansion.

Summary

In the narrative, Jia Huan grapples with the implications of the prince's birth and subsequent death, which he perceives as a threat to the Jia family's stability amidst court politics. Despite his initial reluctance to accept the prince's existence, he acknowledges its potential benefits for the family. However, the prince's death from smallpox, viewed as suspicious, leads to emotional turmoil within the family. Jia Huan decides to return to the Capital, prioritizing political responsibilities over personal ties, and sends a letter to Lin Qian Wei, expressing his longing and regret. The story captures themes of duty, loss, and the complexities of relationships against a backdrop of political intrigue.

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