I Can See the Military Information Time Limit of Ming Dynasty Postmaster

Ming Dynasty Postman + Military Intelligence Time Limit + Border Strategy + Post Road Management When Qinchuan woke up, he had become the last postman in the northern border and was carrying a debt of thirty lashes. A heavy snowstorm blocked the road and the horses ran out of food. A message asking for reinforcements appeared in front of him with a scarlet countdown: it would expire after six hours. The first breaking point was the horse swap book at this inn. Others only thought it was an old message to urge people to pay, but he discovered from the misplaced seal pads, frozen horseshoes, and half-page missing night sign that someone was dragging down an entire border town with a rotten post road. He couldn't see the authenticity of the military report, and he didn't have a thousand-mile horse. He could only regain time by checking seals, calculating distances, changing horses, and making real deliveries at each stop. Starting from rescuing a military report, Qinchuan will build the abandoned post into the fastest and most credible military intelligence network. But when three military intelligence letters that had expired before being sent were directed at the capital at the same time, he discovered that someone had written the entire northern territory into a secret order that could never be delivered. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.