Secret Lake Code

During the Anti-Japanese War, the 2,000-ton super transport ship "Kobe Maru" of the Japanese invaders set sail from Poyang Lake, fully loaded with gold and silver treasures plundered from all over China, intending to transport them back to Japan via the Yangtze River. While passing through the waters of Laoye Temple in Poyang Lake, it accidentally sank into the water. More than 200 Japanese officers and soldiers on board were buried at the bottom of the lake. The Japanese army was so shocked that they dispatched 36 top divers from Japan and sneaked into the bottom of Poyang Lake to find out what was going on. As a result, no one survived except the deputy captain Yamashita Dizhao. This incident shocked the world. Is this an irresistible natural disaster or a man-made disaster with ulterior motives? The family of Chiba Juri, one of the 35 divers who were buried at the bottom of the lake, worked hard for several generations to find out the truth about the shipwreck. As a result, they were hunted down by the Japanese mafia organization and almost all their families were destroyed. At the end of the last century, Jia Licheng, a young man who was struggling to make a living on Poyang Lake, accidentally picked up a fish knife with the name "Qianye Shuli" engraved on it from the waters of Laoye Temple. Unexpectedly, he was killed and became an unsolved case again. His father, Jia Zulin, was worried about affecting his family, so he took his second son, Jia Lidong, to move the family and became anonymous ever since. More than ten years later, Jia Lidong, the younger brother of Jia Licheng, who returned from the army, suffered a series of changes. He was fired from his job, and his father suffered a major car accident. In order to afford the expensive medical expenses, he had to sign a prostitution agreement with Ye Danni, the daughter of the international conglomerate Yip Group, and promised him to sneak into the bottom of the Laoye Temple to help her find important belongings that sank at the bottom of the lake. The story begins here...