Four Treasure Maps

In 1945, when the Emperor accepted unconditional surrender, the special operations unit acting on his orders was unable to transport all the treasure stored in a secret location. To keep the people of the Central Plains from discovering it, they enlisted Chinese craftsmen to build a treasure vault riddled with mechanisms and created four different treasure maps, each entrusted to a different person. Their descendants would need all four maps to find the treasure. The clever Chinese craftsmen knew they would not be allowed to leave after making the maps for the Japanese pirates, so they used their skills to make four maps of their own. Thus, besides the four maps in Japanese hands, four more remained in China. More than sixty years later, one of the maps suddenly surfaced somewhere in China. The descendants of both the craftsmen and the Japanese pirates rushed to the scene, and a grand treasure hunt began.