The Empty Space Under the Canopy

The old boatman always left holes in the roof of the tent unpatched, saying it was "to make way for the moonlight." On the eve of his daughter's wedding, he took Japanese pirate jewelry and threw himself into the river. Only then did he realize that the hole was actually the site of a smuggling deal. Ten years later, he sank a ship and died in a river. On his deathbed, his daughter appeared - it turned out that she had deliberately dropped a treasure and faked her death. The hole was the code she had carved to guide the government to destroy the water bandits. When the blood flooded the cabin, he smiled and patched up the last tarpaulin: "Now... The moonlight is finally clean."