His father was unjustly imprisoned, and his mother died of illness. Twenty-four-year-old Qin Zhaoning guarded a border town inn that was on the verge of bankruptcy, relying on an abacus and a bunch of keys to survive for three full years.
She originally thought that as long as she survived the ten days of debt extortion by the guild, she would be able to keep the "Chun Shen Station" left by her father.
Until one rainy night.
The seriously injured military post courier fell outside the door, leaving behind an urgent delivery that was supposed to be sent to the dead man.
The letter read - Beihe Jiudu, Li Huaizhong personally opened it.
But Li Huaizhong died three years ago after his father's old case.
The drums for closing the city are ringing, patrol camps are inspecting, and transportation meetings are pressing forward step by step. Qin Zhaoning was forced to go with Pei Yanchuan, a drug dealer whose identity was a mystery. Following the substitute road signs, old post plans and half a book of goods accounts left by his father, he stepped into a secret road in the border town that had never been recorded in the official register.
Some people use the name of Chunshenyi to smuggle arms, some use real and fake official seals to confuse right and wrong, and some people left a way for her to escape three years ago.
Pei Yanchuan said that he owed Qin Shoucheng his life.
Qin Zhaoning didn't believe it.
All she knew was that the lights at Chunshenyi could not be extinguished until her father's injustice was settled.
This time, she didn't wait for someone to clear the way for her.
She wanted to personally restore the post road that had been erased, inch by inch.