The Life-Defying Path of the Escort Girl in the Late Ming Dynasty

In the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, Li Zicheng proclaimed himself emperor in Xi'an. The Dashun army swept across the north, and the Ming Dynasty was in danger. The imperial court urgently mobilized 100,000 kilograms of official iron ingots from Fenghuang Mountain to be shipped north to the border to forge weapons to defend against the enemy, but they mysteriously disappeared at the Yanziji Pier in Nanjing. Government officials and businessmen colluded to keep the case secret, the government deliberately covered up the case, Jiangyou merchant gang secretly transferred the case, and the traitors in the court secretly sold fine iron with the intention of aiding the enemy and harming the country. On a dark night in the Yuan Dynasty, the ambassador of the Iron Smelting Institute, covered in blood, desperately broke into Yunxiang Escort Bureau and revealed a shocking secret before his death. Zhang Yunyan, the female head of the escort agency, wanted to live peacefully in the world and ignore the disputes in the court. One hundred thousand pieces of iron falling in Yanziji was a matter of life and death for the world, so she set out resolutely. He took his astute junior brother Zhou Shuo and the brave hero Wang Chong to pursue him for three thousand miles. Travel up the river from Nanjing, break into the Jiangyou Chamber of Commerce, explore the mystery of Hangzhou, and uncover the secret of the court's fake death. When Chongzhen hanged himself, the country was in turmoil, and he fell into the Nanming party strife and civil strife. He rushed thousands of miles to Zhangjiakou to intercept the enemy's iron pot, and personally experienced the fall of Yangzhou and Jinling in ten days. The building is about to collapse, the high-ranking officials are living in contention, the world is in chaos, and all living beings are like ants. There is only one beautiful escort who uses chivalry as a blade, travels alone and bravely, chases the escort thousands of miles, lives up to the mountains and rivers, and lives up to the original intention. The iron falls in Yanziji, and the wind rises in Longjiang Pass. Although mountains and rivers are broken, China will remain forever.