Striving in the Red Mansion.

Summary

In the Hall of Yuan, a tense silence followed Song Pu's accusations against Zhang An Bo and Jia Huan. The Emperor, Yong Zhi Tian Zi, remained composed, demonstrating his political acumen by promoting Zhang An Bo and Qi Chi while rewarding generals for their service. The unexpected decree stirred varied reactions among ministers, reflecting the Emperor's strategic patience. Qi Chi, appointed as Left Censor-in-Chief and Duke of Wei, faced scrutiny for not reporting Jia Huan's contributions. Despite the pressure, he confessed his guilt, showcasing the delicate balance of loyalty and accountability in the court. The capital buzzed with news of these changes, highlighting the intricate dynamics of power and influence.

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