Silver Fox.

Summary

The Emperor's decree in Tokyo disrupted the plans of many martial artists who sought wealth and glory. Instead of returning home victorious, they were ordered to the northwestern border, causing unrest. Attempts to flee were thwarted by strict city defenses. Wang Rou Hua lamented the soldiers' harshness, which ruined her vegetables. Tie Xin Yuan felt detached, observing the grim fate of those caught. Yang Huai Yu, despite his battlefield ambitions, was warned by Wang Rou Hua of the harsh realities of war. The narrative highlights the tension between personal desires and duty, as well as the harshness of martial law.

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