Daming Post

In the late Jiajing period, Lu Yiming, a young postman in Dezhou Post, suddenly understood the "death knot" in an escort document. He risked his life to stop the Jinyiwei escort and forced them to change their way to a post station - instead of saving lives as a hero, he used a set of cold-hearted "station mechanism" to exchange lives: where does the risk come from, how to remove it, and who will bear the responsibility, link by link. Save hundreds of households? That's not a reward, it's a debt of gratitude that cannot be shaken off. Immediately afterwards, the dead members of the strict party disguised themselves as a caravan and entered the post with 800,000 taels: they burned the post, silenced them, framed the blame, and burned Dezhou Post to ashes overnight. Lu Yiming used the "time difference" to carve out a way out, but he also paid a price - he found that the more he saw, the shorter his life became. To make matters worse, Yan Dang began to trace abnormalities, and factory guards also smelled it. In order to survive, he threw the blame to the dead for the first time: the bottom line was still there, but the cracks in the blackening were opened. From then on, Lu Yiming did not seek promotion or background, but only did one thing: turning himself into a "dangerous asset that is not easy to kill". Old cases of civil servants, the Jiangnan Salt Road, the military grain road, the buffer of the inner court... He does not master the secrets, he masters the "methods that do not cause trouble"**, and a network of human connections is woven into a terrifying balance: as soon as he dies, the old cases will be reopened, and the scandal will turn upside down. Until the imperial power turned around and the liquidation list was written. Lu Yiming's name was written - crossed out - and written back again. Every time there is a change, an old relationship echoes: Who is protecting him? Who is waiting for him to die?