Striving in the Red Mansion.

Summary

On June 12th, a poem by Jia Huan gained immense popularity in the capital, leading to widespread singing across influential circles. Amidst political turmoil, including executions, the Emperor's intentions towards Jia Huan remained uncertain. As summer transitioned to autumn, Jia family's preparations for weddings intensified, yet sorrow loomed over Shi Xiangyun due to her fiancé's impending execution. Jia Huan enjoyed peaceful days but faced the weight of political realities and personal relationships. Conversations with Princess Xiao hinted at unfulfilled desires, while his interactions with Zhen Bao Yu revealed the complexities of loyalty and reputation amidst tragedy.

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