Silver Fox.

Summary

Liu Gongfu is portrayed as a deceptive figure, masking his true intentions behind a facade of integrity. His role as a historian is questioned, suggesting that his rise in official ranks involved deceit. Ouyang Xiu, now living leisurely, discusses the importance of integrating Liu Gongfu into national policy planning, highlighting the need for cunning in governance. Tie Xin Yuan, recognizing the disparity between words and reality, sees potential in Liu Ban's involvement in reforms. Despite Liu Ban's reluctance, he agrees to oversee state affairs, emphasizing the necessity of mutual supervision in governance. The narrative underscores the complexities of political maneuvering and the importance of historical documentation in shaping national identity.

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