A realistic story, with no transmigration.
One order to clear the coast, and ten miles of Pumen Beach. In the early Qing dynasty, the Puzhuang Thousand-Household Garrison City in southern Zhejiang stands on the brink of upheaval. Military households, migrants, gentry, and garrison commanders all live within this ancient coastal city. The policies of the imperial court slowly grind their way into every household's kitchen. Pork-trotter noodles, old clan rituals, and the bonds of family.
As the great tide of history surges in, the final thirty days of ordinary life are forcibly swept away. Officials, gentry, commoners, and the Zheng clan wage an intense struggle here.
