Silver Fox.

Summary

Hu Lu Nu Er, despite his intimidating appearance, integrates into Tokyo society by marrying the registrar's daughter, gaining household registration. He entrusts her with family authority, showing loyalty despite having many maids. His reputation shifts from feared bandit to respected citizen. He faces extortion but enjoys the experience, maintaining a peaceful life in Tokyo. Hu Lu Nu Er's strategic family plans aim to establish a lasting legacy in the city, blending into society through intermarriage and future generations. His actions reflect a grand strategy to shift his family's development direction, leaving behind the Western region's harsh environment. The narrative highlights the complexities of identity, societal integration, and the pursuit of legacy.

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