Silver Fox.

Summary

Tie Xin Yuan, after a humiliating encounter with Ouyang Xiu, reflects on leadership and the complexities of managing people. He realizes that true leadership involves treating people as one would their own children, using tools to ensure compliance. Despite his initial anger, he decides to tighten management, offering food only to those who follow him to Hami. His conversation with Xu Dong Sheng reveals a strategic plan to gradually extract Han people from Khitan control, emphasizing a long-term approach rather than rash actions. The narrative highlights the challenges of leadership, the importance of strategic thinking, and the balance between compassion and authority in governance.

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