Jiang Yuebai's life plan for this life originally only had four words: eat and die. She took over the oar from her deceased father and became the only female oar in the country. Every day I ferry people to and fro, earn some hard-earned coins, buy some rice wine and small fish, and live a pleasant life. Until one day, Mr. Gu, the cold county magistrate who had been demoted to this place, sighed on her boat. Jiang Yuebai:? Mr. Gu: "River bandits are rampant and the refugees are homeless. I have empty ambitions, but I am like duckweed without roots. I don't know the sufferings of the people and the reality of the bandits." Jiang Yuebai silently accepted the boat money and murmured in his heart: Isn't this a coincidence? From then on, Jiang Yuebai lived a double life. During the day, she is a Buddhist boatman holding a boat and singing. "Auntie, the price of pork has increased again in the city?" "My lord, is this escort trip not going well?" "Scholar, are you going to meet your little lover again?" At night, she lit a lamp and boiled oil, classified the gossip she heard, and wrote a "Public Public Opinion Observation Report" secretly handed to Mr. Gu. At first, Mr. Gu looked at the report about why the sow at Aunt Wang's house in the next village screamed and gossiped in the middle of the night! Mr. Li was shocked that he had two faces outside! The top man in the brothel turned out to be an undercover agent from the enemy country, and his brows were furrowed into the Chinese character "Sichuan". Later, based on the clues of "Sow Screaming", he followed the clues and discovered the smuggling den of the Jiang bandits; relying on the intelligence of "Li Yuanwai", he took down the corrupt water transportation officer; as for the undercover brothel... Mr. Gu looked at Jiang Yuebai, his eyes gradually became complicated. He found that as a "non-staff civil servant", he seemed to be a little too useful. Jiang Yuebai: Thank you for the invitation.
