Striving in the Red Mansion.

Summary

In the Eastern Market, a caravan from the Moon Clan was detained by the Zhou army, leading to severe punishments under Jia Huan's new decree. The Hu members faced public lashes, demotion, and confiscation of their goods. Guo E Niang expressed gratitude to Jia Huan, who composed a poem for her. As she returned home, she reflected on her feelings for him, recognizing the bittersweet nature of first love. Meanwhile, Jia Huan dined with Fei Minzheng, discussing poetry and the complexities of relationships. They also addressed the cultural tensions between the Hu and Han, emphasizing the need for strength and authority in governance to maintain peace and uphold the court's dignity.

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