At the Beginning, There Was a Broken Inn. the Princess Pledged Her Country to Me.

[Travel, management, infrastructure, intrigue, single heroine, two heroes] On the day when Gu Changan became the poorest postmaster in Great Xia, Qiyun Posthouse was waiting to be dismantled: three sick horses, seven old pawns, and three hundred and twenty taels were still owed on the account. Immediately afterwards, a blood-stained urgent message from 800 miles away crashed into the door - Tianmen Pass was about to run out of rations. If the four thousand stone army rations could not be delivered on time, Manyi would be beheaded. But the official road was blocked, the convoy disappeared, and the stations along the way were emptied one by one. Everyone said it was a natural disaster, but Gu Changan saw a hand grabbing Da Xia's throat from several grain books with changed dates. There is no system and there is no way to wait for reinforcements. He could only use broken cars, old roads and a debt as bargaining chips to break the three hundred miles of dead end into viable paths. The eldest princess Xiao Mingyue pushed the dispatch order of Beiling Twelve Stations in front of him: "You connect the broken circuit for me, and I will block the court's knife for you." From Qiyunyi, Gu Changan organized a fleet of vehicles, built a warehouse city, opened trade routes, and took charge of military reports; and the road he reconnected gradually became a lifeline that no one in the world could avoid. Many years later, the kings closed the roads and the imperial city ran out of food. Xiao Mingyue put the jade seal into his hand: "This time, I will entrust the country of Daxia to you." Gu Changan took the jade seal and only replied: "Then let's connect this broken world again."