On a snowy night in the border area, the fate of a city can be rewritten by a refugee saying "The Kingdom of Jin is established". Shen Jin is the general manager of Xiongzhou. He understands Khitan and Jurchen dialects, and he also understands a more terrifying rule: once the words fall off the paper, they will turn into swords. The clearer he writes about the enemy's situation, the faster the process will hone it into a "caliber"; the smoother he writes the wording, the more firmly the hilt of the power of interpretation will be handed over to others.
When the bait of "Yan Yun can return" was written into the terms, the capital asked him to write only about benefits and not about fear; the border areas asked him to take the blame, but the allies used "checking cards, registering names, and passing" to write down the roads, people, and cities in their books bit by bit. What's even more fatal is that there is a missing page in the alliance book. What is missing is not paper, but the noose that will hold all future disputes: you didn't write it clearly at the beginning.
Shen Jin wanted to keep half the door open, but every time he was "simplified", "pending review" and "corrected", he was sharpening the edge of the system. When he finally wanted to tell the truth, the city gate was still open, but the sound of horse hooves was already outside the door - and he was forced to write the sentence with his own hand: "Misleading readers."
