Silver Fox.

Summary

The chapter discusses the importance of loyalty over intelligence in governance, emphasizing that rulers often prefer less clever individuals to maintain control. Historical examples like Dong Fang Shuo and Yang Xiu illustrate the risks faced by intelligent individuals. The narrative shifts to personal dynamics, highlighting Zhao Wan's influence and Tie Xin Yuan's political maneuvering, particularly regarding Wang Da Yong. The text also touches on the Matthew Effect, illustrating how wealth and power accumulate in places like Hami, drawing resources from others. The chapter concludes with reflections on personal relationships and governance, underscoring the complexities of power and loyalty.

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