Silver Fox.

Summary

Wang Da Yong grapples with his role in Hami, questioning the ethics of his involvement and the future of the region. Despite tensions with Peng Li and Huang Yan Shou, he reflects on the potential for Hami to become a strong ally of the Great Song Dynasty. As he navigates bureaucratic challenges, he receives unexpected gifts, including official documents and a robe, hinting at his new status. These gestures, combined with his internal conflict about loyalty and duty, underscore his struggle between personal ambition and national allegiance. Ultimately, Wang Da Yong's journey in Hami is marked by uncertainty and the weight of responsibility.

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