Silver Fox.

Summary

Tie Xin Yuan, accustomed to the Great Song Dynasty's royal ways, decides to keep a child away from the ruthless Jiao Si Luo, preferring her to grow up in a humble household. Amidst palace intrigues and personal reflections, Tie Xin Yuan navigates relationships, business ventures, and the changing seasons. He contemplates the impermanence of life, symbolized by autumn leaves, and the steadfastness of friendships. As the emperor relocates due to an insect infestation, Tie Xin Yuan's interactions with various characters reveal his internal struggles and desires. Business thrives, yet partnerships shift, reflecting the transient nature of alliances. The narrative intertwines personal growth with the broader socio-political landscape, capturing the essence of human resilience and adaptability.

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