Silver Fox.

Summary

Tie Xin Yuan, influenced by his past, often adds mushroom powder to meals, reflecting a complex relationship with food and power. He dreams of opening dining places across Liao, using them as strategic points for influence. His interactions with Ye Lu Zhong Yuan reveal a delicate balance of power, as they navigate trust and control. Tie Xin Yuan's ambition extends beyond mere survival; he envisions a network that intertwines culinary arts with espionage, challenging the Khitan's dominance. Meanwhile, Meng Yuan Zhi grapples with his role, realizing the intricacies of leadership and strategy. The narrative explores themes of rebellion, cultural clash, and the socio-political dynamics of the era, highlighting the stark contrast between the Khitan and Song approaches to governance and survival. As Tie Xin Yuan maneuvers through these challenges, he remains focused on his ultimate goal of establishing a powerful presence, both in the culinary world and the political landscape.

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