At the Feishui Ferry, the world is filled with fireworks; in the troubled times between the north and the south, life is like duckweed.
Bai Yining, a woman from a tofu restaurant, comes from a well-off society. Forced to have no choice, he regained his family's inkstone skills, entered the business world, fought gangs, revived the kiln fire, and eliminated the salt abuses.
Carving inkstones with one hand, calculating accounts with the other, working step by step, from being the shopkeeper of a street restaurant to being the helmsman of Feishui water transportation.
The beacon smoke rises and the cavalry comes. She dispersed her family wealth, gathered brave men from her hometown, spread suspicions, and guarded the ferry.
Protect the people of a city with the body of a commoner, and carry the righteousness of the family and the country on the shoulders of a woman.
The ebb and flow of Dongjin Ferry, half of his life in business and half of his life in defense, eventually became a legend.
Purpose: Taking the troubled times of Feishui as the background, it focuses on the survival and awakening of Bai Yining, a woman from the bottom of the city. The true "righteousness of family and country" has never been exclusive to emperors and generals in history books, but the obsession of countless ordinary people who refuse to go with the flow in troubled times and do their best to protect the people around them.