Red Mansion: Starting from the Border Troops to See Through

Jia Heng crawled out from the pile of dead people at the border gate, and was ordered to drag him back to the capital. The first thing I did when I entered the city was to go to Rongguo Mansion to deliver half a jade pendant. Lin Ruhai asked an orphan on his deathbed, and the last line of his suicide note was erased, leaving only the character "Jia" vaguely exposed. Sister Feng asked him to handle the accounts, and he recognized Lin Ruhai's handwriting in the old account folder: "Be sensitive, don't talk to outsiders", which revealed the unfinished past of Daiyu's mother. In the corridor, Jia She, an old fox who sees things through but doesn't say anything, throws a reminder; the knife hidden under Mrs. Wang's Buddhist beads hits the vital point every time. There is no fuel-efficient lamp in Jia's house, and the half jade pendant in his arms and the old account book in his hand have long been caught in the same net. Jia Heng has only one method: think through the "reason" of everything before doing it. What others are looking at is the account, but he is looking at the people's hearts underneath the account. These eyes are more transparent than others. The deeper you see, the faster the knife opens. An old account, an old case, a road from the frontier army's eyesight into the mystery of the Red Mansion.