I Told You to Dive into the River and Salvage a Car, So Why Did You Pull Up a Ming Dynasty Shipwreck?

On a typhoon-lashed night, the billionaire’s nephew plunges into the dread whirlpool known as Ghost’s Grief in his ten-million-yuan Maybach, sinking thirty meters below the surface!

His hypocritical uncle puts on a show of weeping on the shore and offers a three-million-yuan reward. An imported underwater robot is wrecked after just ten minutes!

As everyone stands helpless, young diver Lu Chen takes the job in his beat-up tin boat and activates the Abyssal Sonar Compendium of All Things!

He can see through the entire seabed within a five-hundred-meter radius, and a single touch of a relic lets him replay the dead person’s final three minutes alive!

Lu Chen dives into the raging current without an oxygen tank. Ten minutes later, the winch hauls him back up, leaving everyone dumbfounded!

He’s recovered the car, and trailing behind it is a lead-sealed iron chest that the uncle used three years ago to sink his own elder brother’s body. He also happens to find fifty jin of Ming-era Wanli gold hidden in the boat’s secret compartment!

The serious-crimes squad leader: "I asked you to recover a car, and you casually solved a whole family’s murder case?"

The auction house heir: "I asked you to retrieve a lost item, and you hauled up a treasure ship that sank three hundred years ago?"

From a cash-in-transit truck at the bottom of the river and a vassal prince’s sunken silver in Dongting Lake, to a ghost ship in the East China Sea and the ten-thousand-meter Abyss of Guixu!

Lu Chen: "You can run things on land. But once you’re in the water, even the Dragon King has to pay by my rules!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.