In front of the mourning hall with white banners rolled, seventeen-year-old Shen Zhiyi clutched the blood-stained account books tightly. The Longquan celadon secret account left behind by her father's violent death, the broken-claw jade brave soaked in South China Sea tung oil, and the conspiracy of her stepmother and uncle to marry her off as a merchant's concubine - the Shen family's three thousand burdens of tea, instantly crushed the boudoir girl's final stability. The childhood sweetheart of the newly appointed Supervisor of the Shipping Department held down her trembling hand: "Business is dangerous, so don't show off." At the water transport terminal in Lin'an City, a young man in indigo clothes smiled wildly while tossing fire coins: "Eight thousand taels of silver, how can Miss Shen pay off the debt?" But in the dark, the sickly young man who claimed to be a maritime merchant handed over a blood-stained customs clearance document on a moonlit night: "Miss Shen, do you dare to gamble with me to make a fortune?" When the tea estate's land deed was used as usury, and when the ink on the younger brother's adoption document was still wet, Shen Zhiyi inserted a silver hairpin into her black hair. She wants to solve the mystery of contraband in the water transportation account book, rebuild the merchant ship amidst the undercurrent of collusion between government and businessmen, and use the vast blue waves of the Maritime Silk Road to wash away the stereotype that women are not allowed to take charge of the family business. It was just the Old Testament tied to the fish talisman and jade, the promise outlined in cinnabar on the Fanbang sea map, and the emotions stirred by the gilded abacus. On a blizzard night that had not happened in Lin'an City for a century, three treasure ships loaded with celadon finally broke the icy underground river between imperial power and business.
Purpose: Women's growth