Striving in the Red Mansion.

Summary

In the 3rd year of Zhi Ping, Emperor Ning Yan, at just 16, listens to Grand Scholar Jia Huan's extensive reform proposals aimed at revitalizing the dynasty. The reforms include restructuring military and administrative bodies, enhancing education, and adjusting tax systems. Despite public resistance, Jia Huan emphasizes the necessity of change for national prosperity. As seasons shift, discussions reveal challenges in implementing reforms, with Jia Huan advocating for progress despite dissent. The narrative intertwines personal dynamics, hinting at potential royal connections and the complexities of governance amid societal transformation.

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