Mountains and Rivers Hide Front

Gu Zhaochuan, a young man seeking a living by the Hanjiang River, originally wanted to fish a sunken ship at night so that he could have enough to eat for a few days. A red light, a woman in black, and an ebony box dragged him into an old case that had been pending for twenty years. From Jiangnan Pier to Beidi Gucheng, from Zhongzhou Qiudeng to Qinggu Island in the East China Sea, he chased the half-copper seal left by his father and the sentence "There is a lantern on the river, don't look back." Step by step, he stepped into a huge network woven by military rations, smuggling, sects, and courts. The truth is getting closer and closer, but the choice becomes more and more important - when the evidence to overturn the case is in hand, the price of uncovering it is the lives of the entire Beiguan and the war situation at the border. Will this knife still fall? In the end, he realized that what his father left behind was not hatred, but a hurdle that countless people had crossed. Some people stepped over and became the ones who suppressed the case, and some people stepped over and hid the knife in their bones. The so-called hidden edge does not mean that the edge is not revealed, it is the knife that should be cut most, and it is swallowed into one's heart along with the blood.