In the seventeenth year of the Apocalypse, there was heavy snow on New Year's Eve.
Shen Yuan, a famous border guard general, was falsely accused of collaborating with the enemy and treason, and his entire family was executed. Eight-year-old Shen Ye was stuffed into a dog hole by the old housekeeper and escaped from the capital with a fragment of a book called "The Journey of Thieves".
Ten years later, in the small border town of Qingzhou, there was a beggar nicknamed "Night Owl".
He steals by nature, but never bullies the weak; he is cynical, but secretly punishes corrupt officials and bullies. The world only knew that he was a thief who everyone wanted to beat, but they didn't know that all the silver he stole was distributed to the orphans, old and young in the city.
He said: "Thieves also have their ways. What I stole was ill-gotten wealth, and what I got back was a bright future."
Until that day, he entered the general's mansion at night to steal medicine and met the woman who changed his life.
She was the only daughter of General Zhenbei and the most talented woman in the capital. But when he was at his lowest, she handed him a bag of silver and said softly: "Next time, don't drop it when you walk through the main entrance."
From then on, the fate of a beggar was completely changed.
From the wilderness of the rivers and lakes to the killing god on the battlefield, from the death row prisoner to the king of the north. He entered Taoism as a "thief" and stole all the unjust things in the world, just to bring justice to the world.
Nine thousand years old, the power of the government and the public is overwhelming, and the Beidi cavalry is eyeing him. Everyone said that the Shen family were traitors, and no one in the civil and military circles dared to defend Shen Yuan.
Shen Ye smiled: "Since there is no justice in this world, then I will use the knife in my hand to create some justice!"
This is the legendary story of a "big thief" who grew up to be a "town king".
A thief is doing what is right in heaven and earth.
The King of Zhenbei controls thousands of miles of rivers and mountains.
