Silver Fox.

Summary

The Kingdom of Hami's rapid development from a small valley with fewer than 1,000 people to a bustling city in just three years amazes Huo Xian. He observes the city's growth, noting the focus on elementary education and the adoption of Dashi mathematics, which differs from the Great Song Dynasty's methods. Huo Xian's encounter with a young boy and his books highlights the cultural shift. Meanwhile, Wang Da Yong, living luxuriously in Qingxiang City, remains confident in his role despite Huo Xian's skepticism about his loyalty to the king's command. The narrative explores themes of growth, education, and loyalty.

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