Silver Fox.

Summary

Tie Xin Yuan witnesses the chaos of war as Qingxiang Valley warriors set fire to abandoned houses and display the heads of defeated archers. The City Lord's head hangs at the castle gate, a grim reminder of his failed resistance. As wealthy individuals bury the dead, Tie Xin Yuan listens to noblewomen, understanding that more people mean more power. He aims to support the remaining Huihu people in Hami, valuing grain and gold over castles. Despite the allure of wealth and women, he remains focused on his mission to provide for his people. His army, though less battle-hardened, is determined to secure resources from the defenseless Huihe. Tie Xin Yuan's leadership is marked by a blend of mercy and determination, as he navigates the complexities of war and survival in a land rich with opportunity yet fraught with danger.

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