Silver Fox.

Summary

In the harsh environment of Hami, development is driven by war and plunder, contrasting with the Great Song Dynasty's peaceful growth. Loyalty is fleeting, as survival demands adaptability; women quickly remarry after losing husbands in battle. A Sa Lan, a powerful figure, executes entire tribes to assert dominance, reflecting the brutal traditions of the Gobi Desert. The Song people, known for indulgence, are welcomed by A Sa Lan, who appreciates their ability to create prosperity despite their lack of military prowess. The narrative highlights the challenges of sustaining wealth in a region reliant on plunder, emphasizing the need for productive skills to ensure long-term stability and growth.

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