Silver Fox.

Summary

Tie Xin Yuan dreams of a perfect kingdom but realizes it's unattainable, akin to the Great Song Dynasty. He must balance power and ruthlessness like other rulers. His efforts seem futile if they don't lead to meaningful change. Meanwhile, Zhao Wan, a princess, is intrigued by foreign envoys and their tales. She plans to meet the Princess of Yutian, curious about stories from beyond. Zhao Wan's interactions with Wang Zhong, a scholar, reveal insights into the Kingdom of Khotan's struggles and the political landscape. Amidst playful banter with Shui Zhu Er, Zhao Wan reflects on various foreign rulers' claims, pondering their truthfulness. The narrative explores themes of ambition, power, and the complexities of leadership.

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