At the end of the Qing Dynasty, capitalist industry and commerce flourished in China. The male protagonist was full of enthusiasm and actively explored the market. He overcame difficulties such as unrest, government corruption, and suppression by foreign capital, and finally carved a bloody path in the county. Just when he was making great progress, he was framed by his enemies, causing his family to fall into ruin, and he embarked on a road to escape. During his escape, he endured hunger and pursuit, and fled all the way to Bozhou, the junction of Jiangsu, Anhui, and Henan provinces. In order to destroy the Nien Army entrenched here, the imperial court established the Governor's Office for Suppression of Bandits. By chance, the male protagonist met with the governor Sun Yunjin and fell in love with him. From then on, not only was his identity cleared, he was also recommended as a general in the imperial court. When he carried out reforms in the army, he offended many people and made many enemies. These people united and held together for warmth. After many operations, they forced him into a desperate situation and drove him out of Bozhou. Just when the enemy is proud, little does he know that this is Governor Sun's intentional move, which is to use this contradiction to leverage his strength to infiltrate the male protagonist into the enemy's ranks. The male protagonist dealt with the enemy in the bandit base camp, disrupted the enemy's plans many times, and made great contributions to the court.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.