Silver Fox.

Summary

The narrative revolves around the Western Regions, a land marked by ethnic diversity and constant conflict. Tie Xin Yuan, a central figure, believes the region's turmoil is due to the absence of a unifying race like the Song people, known for their reformism and inclusivity. He aims to assimilate various tribes by introducing cultural practices such as the use of chopsticks, symbolizing a broader ethnic fusion. This cultural integration is seen as a means to strengthen the community and ensure survival in the harsh Gobi Desert. Tie Xin Yuan's leadership is characterized by wisdom and innovation, as he implements agricultural advancements and strives to create a self-sustaining realm. His efforts are driven by a vision of expanding the population and cultivating fertile lands, ultimately seeking to control his destiny and establish a stable society.

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