Silver Fox.

Summary

As the year ends, Tie Xin Yuan avoids punishment due to a tradition of leniency. The fox, sensing his inner turmoil, distances itself. Reflecting on sages' influence, Tie Xin Yuan contemplates becoming one to prevent suffering. Meanwhile, Emperor Zhao Zhen addresses issues of corruption and justice, emphasizing fairness and accountability. He instructs Bao Zheng to investigate suspicious land dealings and warns the royal family against misconduct. The emperor values mercy but insists on upholding the law. Bao Zheng assures him of his commitment to justice. Zhao Zhen muses on the simplicity of common life, appreciating the peace under his rule. Wang Jian, his loyal attendant, is granted leave to honor family traditions, highlighting the emperor's benevolence.

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