Salt and Iron King Road

In the winter of the fifth year of Daye, the wind blew in western Liaoning. Deng Qian, the young master of Liucheng, was a man of few words and smiles since he was a child. He knew the direction of the wind, the terrain, and salt management. The world said that he was a "child prodigy", but only his father Deng Hao understood that there was a fire in the child's heart. He is not from this era. In his previous life, he was a proud man of heaven, a backbone in the steel enterprise, and a trend-setter in the business world. Tricked by fate, he died drunk in front of an abandoned blast furnace in a steel plant. When he woke up, he was already a baby in the border county of the late Sui Dynasty. In this world that relies on the wind and relies on iron for its life, the father and son keep one plan: One person stabilizes the dikes, warehouse salt and people's hearts, while one person glimpses the world that is about to collapse. When the message of the Eastern Expedition spread from Luoyang to western Liaoning, the direction of the wind changed. They knew that it was not a battle, but a wind that was going to blow order into dust. "The Road to the King of Salt and Iron" is about the winter of the empire, and also about the fire that is still not extinguished under the ashes.