Silver Fox.

Summary

Tie Xin Yuan, the King of Hami, grapples with the challenges of leadership and personal identity amidst the backdrop of an impending battle. Despite his high status, he finds himself adapting to the nomadic lifestyle, humorously lamenting his bowlegged transformation. Returning to the Lord's Mansion, he faces discontent from Zhao Wan and encounters Huo Xian and a group of distinguished individuals, including Pan Feng, the Censorate Vice Minister. Tie Xin Yuan navigates these interactions with humility and humor, emphasizing camaraderie and mutual respect. The narrative highlights his pragmatic approach to leadership, valuing competence over pretense. As he welcomes these wise figures to Hami, Tie Xin Yuan envisions a future of collaboration and resilience, determined to build a prosperous nation despite external challenges. His interactions reveal a leader who balances authority with approachability, fostering loyalty and trust among his allies.

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