Xunyang Tribute Tea

A bizarre fire burned twenty kilograms of tribute tea "Shuangjing Green" to ashes along with the life of Cheng Changgeng, a junior official in the Water Transport Department. There are still 24 hours left before the official ship sets sail. In order to survive, and to protect the last roots of the "Xunyang Cheng Ji" left by his father, this timid little official who only knows how to taste tea and water on weekdays was forced to plunge into the deepest undercurrent of Jiangzhou City. The dragnet laid by the mastermind behind the scenes has already enveloped the tea market, the government and even the entire Lushan Mountain: the tea leaves on the market were wiped out overnight, the only iron casserole in Lushan Mountain that can be used to fry tribute tea was smashed, and every road leading to hope seemed to have been blocked. All he was left with was a mystery: Whose half of the cinnabar-red oil paper in the ruins of the fire scene belonged to him? What old secrets are hidden by the two sworn brothers in Hojicha Alley? And can the old tea tree, which is said to have been planted by the tea god Lu Yu, perform a miracle at the last moment? This is a race against time, and it is also a desperate counterattack by a small person using "ingenuity" to fight against power and conspiracy. When the wind of Lushan Mountain, the water of Poyang Lake, and the lights of hundreds of families all converge in a cup of tea, can Cheng Changgeng fight for a way out for the tea spirit of Jiujiang and himself in these 24 hours?