Father Lin is a very upright man. He has been upright all his life. Therefore, many redologists infer that Fu Lin may have offended the powerful because he was too upright in the court. Therefore, Fu Lin's death may be related to the court. Although the Jia family has a big family, they dare not touch anything related to the court. Although Fu Lin is Jia Fu's son-in-law, he should be related, but Fu Lin's death is complicated, and Jia Fu dare not intervene easily for fear of ruining the family's future.
Moreover, at that time, Jia Fu also happened to be faced with white affairs, which happened one after another, naturally making Jia Fu feel very unlucky. Therefore, Jia Fu is unwilling to get involved in these unfortunate things too much, for fear of affecting the next fortune. In fact, this is a bit superstitious, but the big family at that time actually believed in this kind of geomantic superstition, so it is better to provoke less unlucky things.
At that time, neither Jia Fu nor the Lins had anything to do, and Qin Keqing died at this time. Jia Fu is also busy. At that time, the Jia family was understaffed and had no extra energy to send people to the funeral.
Moreover, Jia people may pay more attention to their own interests. They think that the Lins have lost their value, and Lin Daiyu is the only one left in their family, which can't be a climate. So I don't want to make any more friends. If the Lins were a big family, the Jia family would definitely send someone to the funeral. This is only the consideration of maximizing interests.
Jia Fu is notoriously considerate, but it is definitely not a reason that they didn't attend Fu Lin's funeral. Big families have their own considerations and interests.