Silver Fox.

Summary

Hami faces internal and external turmoil, with the Huihu people unsettled and the Song people living safely in Fragrant Valley. Snow Mountain City thrives agriculturally, but Hami City struggles with overcrowding and resource scarcity. A racial hierarchy emerges, with Song people at the top and Huihu at the bottom. Tie Xin Yuan plans to redirect the Tarim River to alleviate overcrowding and protect against potential threats. Meanwhile, familial and societal expectations weigh on personal relationships, as marriage plans are postponed due to pressing issues. The narrative highlights the complexities of leadership, resource management, and social dynamics in a region fraught with challenges.

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