In the second year of Yuanfeng, a map was taken to the court of Dali Temple.
There is an extra river on the map that the government does not recognize, and a village whose official records are not recorded; the postman who sent the map to Beijing died outside the Suzaku Gate, leaving only a few words before his death: The map was not wrong, but the world was wrong.
Lin Shenwei, the secretary and provincial scribe, was ordered to inspect the drawings. He can remember every road he has walked, but his place of origin is not listed in the official yellow list. During the investigation, he discovered that strange ink would appear on the interlayer of the "Shui Jing Zhu" in the secret pavilion's old banknotes on rainy nights: all the roads, cities and names that had been erased by official documents were hidden in the margins of the ancient book.
A woman from Fangcheng Ancient Road brought 312 handprints to her mentor Yuan, claiming that there was a village deep in the mountains that provided food and service, but had never been written on the map. In order to retrieve the names of these "outside the books" and to find out where he came from, Lin Shenwei left Tokyo and went south along the ancient river, Jiuyi and Feiguan.
But he soon understood that someone deleted a village not to hide three hundred lives, but to quietly dig an unknown road in the mountains and rivers of the Song Dynasty.
