In the second year of Zhongping, the aftermath of the Yellow Turbans was not over, and Jiaozhou was still dormant in silence on the border of the Han Dynasty.
Chen Heng traveled through time and became a low-income official in Nanhai County. He originally wanted to save his life in the salt port account books, but because Zhu Fu was newly appointed as the governor of Jiaozhou and investigated the old salt tax accounts, he was involved in a deadlock between powerful men, maritime merchants, salt households and Baiyue.
The princes in the north are about to rise, Shi Xie is about to take over Jiaozhi, and the Sun family from Jiangdong will eventually look south to Lingnan.
In Chen Heng's hands, he only had a remote small port, a few books of bad debts, a few ships of private salt, and a group of people who refused to accept their fate.
From Nanhai Yangang to Hepu Sea Trade, from Cangwu North Gate to Jiaozhou counties.
When Cao and Yuan fought in Guandu and the world looked back at Lingnan, they discovered that there was an extra chess player on the border of the South China Sea who could compete with the heroes.
