Dock Coolie: Start with a Pole

Dayong Qingjiang Wharf is full of boats and merchants. The docks were divided up by various gangs, and the big and small were exploited layer by layer. Countless coolies shed blood and sweat, barely making ends meet. Zhang Yangming, who had gone through changes and had nothing, could only carry a pole and struggle to survive on the river beach. With wages deducted, malicious frame-ups, and threats with sticks, opponents from all walks of life are pressing forward step by step, bent on cutting off his way of survival. Forbearance will not buy you a way to survive, but forbearance will only lead to extermination. Zhang Yangming gathered a group of hard-working brothers who had been oppressed, and established iron rules to compete for berths, seize supply of goods, and break the dilemma. Dealing among Cao merchants, officials, and gangs, he has clear grievances and decisive actions. First stand on the beach of Qingjiang River, and then venture out along the thousands of miles of rivers. The coolies who carried goods along the river in the past will eventually carve out a vast business relying on the river waterways.