Four Treasure Maps

In 1945, when the Emperor unconditionally accepted surrender, this special operations team ordered by the Emperor was unable to remove all the treasures stored in secret places. In order to prevent the treasures from being discovered by the people of the Central Plains, they used Central Plains craftsmen to build a treasure house with many mechanisms and designed four different treasure maps for the treasures, which were collected by four people. Later generations can only find the treasures if they have all four treasure maps. The clever Central Plains craftsmen knew that they could not get out after creating treasure maps for the Japanese pirates, so they used their skills to leave four treasure maps. So far, in addition to the four treasure maps in the hands of the Japanese pirates, four more treasure maps have been left in the Central Plains. More than 60 years later, one of the treasure maps suddenly appeared somewhere in the Central Plains. After hearing the news, descendants of craftsmen and Japanese pirates quickly gathered here, and a massive treasure hunt began.