Shen Yanzhi, who retired from the Northeastern Army, took over the job of escorting "packages" to save his sister who was suffering from tuberculosis. The reward was four boxes of life-saving medicine.
The package opened and it was a young lady.
Gu Huaijin, a shipping daughter from Jiangnan. He knows judo, reads nautical charts, and returned from studying accounting at the London School of Economics, carrying a secret ledger that could shake Nanjing's officialdom.
From Nanjing to Hong Kong, railway, waterway, mountain road. Behind the scenes, Japanese guns were pointed at them; in the darkness, a certain Mr. Chen in Nanjing had his sword unsheathed.
Along the way, the train was poisoned, and Shen Yanzhi opened the window and jumped out of the train; surrounded by speedboats, he fired both guns, causing a sea of fire in Lingding Ocean. The woman around him is a mystery everywhere - she should be a burden, but she throws him to the ground with a shoulder throw; she should hide in the cabin, but she squats on the deck and uses the currents to calculate the direction of Hong Kong.
Shen Yanzhi couldn't tell at first whether he was protecting a package or a piece of charcoal that could burn his hands.
Even more troublesome is the mute aunt. The swordsmen of the Fuxing Society kept silent and sealed the throat with a knife. She was staring in the dark, while Shen Yanzhi was working hard in the open. The two of them couldn't come up with a single unnecessary sentence, but they cooperated with each other in the most tacit understanding.
There are interceptions in front, pursuers behind, and the inner ghost is hiding in the person he trusts the most.
When the killing spree unfolded on Lingding Yang, Shen Yanzhi discovered that some debts must be repaid with life, and some debts must be repaid with heart.
