Striving in the Red Mansion.

Summary

In the Zhou Di Guo, the summer heat faded as autumn approached, coinciding with the decline of war. The Persian Empire, seeking revenge, dispatched a massive army, but after initial victories, the Zhou forces faced setbacks. Zeng Ji Gao took command, regrouping and ultimately defeating the Persians decisively. Following this victory, he planned further military actions against Persia. Meanwhile, in Lingnan, local rebellions were quelled, and governance began to stabilize. Jia Huan, amidst political reforms and personal discussions, reflected on the shifting dynamics of power and relationships, revealing the complexities of leadership and ambition.

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