Silver Fox.

Summary

Meng Yuan Zhi feels isolated at a festive gathering, despite being surrounded by family and friends. He discusses with Tie Xin Yuan about the Wang Family's plans to strengthen their foreign ministers, feeling like a scapegoat. Tie Xin Yuan suggests wearing a Kunlun slave mask to avoid recognition in Tokyo. Meanwhile, Huo Er complains about faulty fireworks, and the city's wild folks demand more. As the New Year's bell rings, the crowd disperses, and Tie Xin Yuan reflects on the joy and challenges of the celebration. He checks on Ga Ga and Wei Chi Wen, who are interrogating Yi Pian Yun, a notorious figure. Despite Yi Pian Yun's pleas for mercy, Tie Xin Yuan remains resolute, condemning his past atrocities. The narrative captures themes of loneliness, duty, and the harsh realities of leadership amidst celebration.

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