Abandoned Son from Bianzhou

In the first year of Jingtai, a shocking lie stirred up the entire Ming Dynasty. General Yue Ting, a former hero who had suffered a bloody death but was imprisoned and was accused of "collaborating with the enemy and treason", laid a deadly scam deep in the prison that could swallow up everyone. He drank mercury into an insignificant prison guard, Aji, carved an unnecessary "treasure map" on it, and threw it to the dangerous Saibei border like an abandoned son. Rumors of "Yue Ting's Treasure" are like wildfire. The gangsters, gangsters in border towns, corrupt officials, and even the hawks, dogs and royal guards of the imperial court are all crazy about it. Aji, this little man who originally just wanted to survive, became the "Tang Monk Meat" coveted by all forces overnight, and was forced to live on the run amidst the ruthless pursuit of the iron hoofs, Jianghu and Jinyiwei. During his escape, Aji witnessed the dilapidation of the border, the decay of the government, and the decline of people's livelihood. The great anger and unwillingness overwhelmed the fear. He is no longer a passive chess piece, and begins to use his identity as the "treasure key" to direct disaster to those worms who prey on the common people, struggling to survive in the whirlpool of despair.