Altar of the Deep Sea

Three years after his father disappeared, Lin Mu, a doctor of marine biology, found a bronze iron box engraved with spiral patterns among the relics. The human skin map in the box points to Ximen Town, a strange fishing village on the southeast coast, where a thousand-year taboo has been passed down: every sixty years, the sea will open its eyes and swallow human sacrifices. Following the swirling secret message left by his father, Lin Mu dived into the underwater cave and found an ancient giant ship that was neither gold nor wood lying deep in the shipwreck cemetery. Inside the giant boat is a mobile underwater sacrificial fortress, belonging to the Shiosheng Kingdom, an ancient maritime country that was erased from official history. The bottom of the fortress is the gate to the ruins that seals the giant abyssal beast Abyssal Beast. The once-in-sixty-year seal is breaking. My father's disappearance was not an accident, but a way of strengthening the last line of defense with his flesh and blood. When bloodthirsty ancient creatures are about to awaken and half of the southeastern coast faces a tsunami, Lin Mu must make a choice: resume the thousand-year-old blood sacrifice, or use modern science to find a new way of symbiosis? Under the deep sea, the door to the ruins is opening. The countdown to the tide has reached zero. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.