The delivery boy Zhao Huai ran a red light on a rainy day and was hit by a dump truck. When he woke up, he found that he had traveled through time and became the most unpopular eighteenth prince of the Great Yan Dynasty.
He was born in the cold palace, his mother and concubine died young, and he only had thirty taels of silver per month. The eldest brother of the prince still thought about how to kill him every day.
Others traveled through time to compete for the throne, marry princesses, and reach the top, but he was better off - climbing over walls and leaving the palace, running errands and delivering food.
Help the drug store deliver medicinal materials, transport silk and satin to the cloth store, and find a doctor for the one-armed girl. Everyone in the Imperial City knew this "Brother Zhao" who didn't accept payment, but they didn't know that he was the Eighteenth Prince.
Until one day, he received a special order - to help Zhenbei General Su Lie, who was framed and killed by the prince three years ago, overturn the case.
With the evidence in hand, the prince's people were chasing behind him, and no one in the civil and military circles dared to speak for him.
Zhao Huai put the takeout box on his back: "The rules of running errands - after you take the order, you have to deliver it. You don't care whether the recipient is dead or alive."
This is the story of a delivery boy who made a fortune running errands in ancient times.
