Silver Fox.

Summary

Tie Xin Yuan struggles with his dissatisfaction over his meals and his longing for the past, while his mother tries to nurture him. Meanwhile, a fox, which has become a companion to Emperor Zhao Zhen, brings joy to the emperor amidst his political and personal dilemmas. The emperor grapples with honoring his biological mother and the nurturing care of Liu E, while facing criticism from ministers. The fox, having formed a bond with Zhao Zhen, brings him small gifts, symbolizing loyalty and simplicity. The emperor's reflections on the natural cycles of life and the challenges faced by his people highlight his internal conflict and the burdens of leadership. Despite the hardships, there is a sense of hope for the future with the potential for a bountiful harvest. The narrative intertwines the personal struggles of Tie Xin Yuan and the emperor, connected by the presence of the fox, which serves as a bridge between their worlds.

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