Moreover, if "Jia Jing" had not appeared, he might have already died in that small, dilapidated room.
Having been given a new lease on life and seemingly having someone to rely on, Jia Cong somewhat recognized "Jia Jing."
As for Ningguo's Mansion, although he didn't have a good impression of it, if possible, Jia Cong still hoped to preserve it.
He wouldn't build the Grand View Garden, not meddle in Jia Yuanchun's provincial relatives' affairs, try to sever ties with the West Mansion, and then properly rectify things—perhaps Ningguo's Mansion might still have a glimmer of hope.
However, having studied "Dream of the Red Chamber" thoroughly and attended lectures by various great experts, Jia Cong also knew that the crimes of Ningguo's Mansion were even greater.
Setting aside other things, the mere matter of Qin Keqing had cost someone their life.
And Qin Keqing was already dead, and the Royal Family had been offended, but... Jia Cong carefully recalled the knowledge he possessed.
