Silver Fox.

Summary

Li Qiao, commander of Lanzhou City, captures a Western Xia caravan, acquiring camels and warhorses, while distributing other goods among subordinates. Lanzhou, a small city with a complex history, faces challenges from Western Xia and banditry. Li Qiao's leadership is marked by fierce battles and strategic decisions, including interactions with Zhuo Ma, who claims her unborn child is his. Despite skepticism, Li Qiao navigates personal and political complexities, balancing relationships and resources. Zhuo Ma's pregnancy and the cultural differences between Song and Qingtang highlight the nuanced dynamics in Li Qiao's life. As tensions rise, Li Qiao considers trading glass spheres for provisions, reflecting his strategic acumen in managing limited resources and alliances. The narrative explores themes of loyalty, identity, and survival in a turbulent era.

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