Silver Fox.

Summary

Tie Xin Yuan, skeptical of celestial trust, finds himself wounded and introspective. The Gobi Desert's diverse tribes highlight the challenges of unity. As the Soviet Union's collapse parallels, Tie Xin Yuan's Qingxiang Valley grows with those seeking belonging. The looming war threatens Hami, forcing Tie Xin Yuan to prioritize safety over commerce. Despite internal betrayals and external threats, he remains steadfast, urging Ze Ma to embrace her potential for future tasks. The narrative underscores the complexities of leadership, loyalty, and survival in a fractured landscape.

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