Silver Fox.

Summary

Sa Jia believes intelligence should surpass bodily pleasure, valuing the soul's freedom over physical enjoyment. This debate on physical vs. intellectual pursuits has implications for human evolution. Tie Xin Yuan argues for a balance of physical strength and intelligence, but Sa Jia sees specialization as key. Their secret discussion, later found in Sa Jia's notes, highlights the struggle between wisdom and physical constraints. The narrative shifts to a strategic conversation about seizing Snow Mountain amidst a war, emphasizing terrain advantages and political maneuvering. The story ends with plans for a temple, symbolizing cultural and religious aspirations.

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