This paper proposes a novel model, Detailed Receptance Weighted Key Value (DRWKV), to address the problem of image enhancement in extremely low-light environments. DRWKV effectively separates illumination and edge structures by incorporating the proposed Global Edge Retinex (GER) theory, thereby enhancing edge fidelity. Furthermore, we introduce Evolving WKV Attention, a spiral scanning mechanism that captures spatial edge continuity and better models irregular structures. Furthermore, we design a Bilateral Spectrum Aligner (Bi-SAB) and a custom MS2-Loss algorithm to align luminance and color features to enhance visual smoothness and reduce artifacts. Extensive experiments on five Low-Light Image Enhancement (LLIE) benchmarks demonstrate that DRWKV achieves state-of-the-art performance in PSNR, SSIM, and NIQE while maintaining low computational complexity. Furthermore, we demonstrate improved downstream performance on low-light multi-object tracking tasks, demonstrating its generalization capability.