Mizu Sailing Chronicle

In the semi-empty Quanzhou Bay of the Ming Dynasty, the salty fishing village of Xuanpu is the center of the storm. The fierce pirate Lei Sui and the cunning silk merchant Zhou Yanzhai conspired behind the rocks, but they were accidentally spied on by two astute young men Shen Qianyao and Lin Jiuxiao who were hiding a mysterious compass and chart. A deal to smuggle Korean ginseng touched the nerves of the critically ill governor Zhao Hanchuan and ignited the ambition of the greedy shipping manager Bao Ruzhen. A storm broke out in the Governor's Courtyard: Lei Sui's affair with Mrs. Zhao was broken up by the disabled Zhao Hanchuan. Cold-faced detective Chen Feng and Juli's partner Shan Zhizi intervened, but they were involved in the Shura field of the Quanzhou Prefecture Prison. Ten years in prison, will it dig through the wall or the human heart? Lei Sui and Zhou Yanzhai formed a twisted "friendship" in the blood and darkness, and dug a tunnel leading to freedom. A blood-stained letter of victory for Jieyuan ignited hope for Zhou Yanzhai's son Zhou Tianci, but also brought changes. When the two struggled to climb out of hell, bathing in the cold moonlight on the beach, an old boat swayed towards an unknown future. As for the teenagers in Xianpu Village, the keepsakes they picked up and their family's gifts ignited hope, but also brought changes. When the two struggled to crawl out This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.