A Dream of Red Mansions: a Story of Spring

"The Story of Spring in the Red Mansion" "Since the Qingming Dynasty, one's ambition has been high, but one's fortune has faded in the last days." Jia Tanchun, the most upright and upright girl among the twelve beauties in Jinling, was proposed to marry by the Khan of the Beijing Khanate, whose power was second only to Dayin, before she could marry far away to the sea. When she left Beijing, the Red Mansion was still prosperous. Jia's mother asked her to "preserve herself", and Wang Xifeng secretly gave her "old accounts of the Jia family"; but before the marriage was completed three months ago, she heard about the dramatic changes in the capital - the Jia family was raided, and the charge of "connecting with the feudal clan" was actually framed by Jia Yucun, whom she had clung to in the past. Jia's mother and Xifeng died of illness, Baoyu and Baochai were exiled, Aunt Zhao and Jia Huan were exiled to the official slave camp. The little novice monk who was sheltered by Jia Yucun had already changed his name, clung to the imperial power and became the Secretary of the Great Yin Zhong. Together with Jia Yucun, he became the driving force behind the confiscation of the house. The third girl who used to be the director of the Grand View Garden became the princess of Guxuan Mobei overnight. She put away her tears and while redeeming Jia Huan from the official slave camp and bringing back the jade and hairpin from the exile, she also collected evidence of Jia Yu village's corruption and conspiracy to frame the prince. She does not want to be the Xiao Empress Dowager who controls the government, just to protect the stability of the remaining clan members; she is not the sharp blade of Beijing to invade the Central Plains. She only wants to use her body as a vassal concubine to settle the bloody accounts of the family robbery with the Emperor Dayin who regards the Jia family as a pawn, Jia Yucun who seeks glory behind his master, and the vicious Jingkong who hides the traitor. In the long wind of Mobei, Concubine Minghui, who walked out of the red building, was using her clarity and tenacity to fight for a way out for herself and the Jia family in the imperial chess game.