"The Nightingale Never Sleeps"
In the autumn of 1936, Su Li, a famous actor at Jinling Theater, was involved in the whirlpool due to the sudden death of his brother, and was forced to deal with the cold-faced marshal Gu Huaishen. The rouge box reveals a photo of the Japanese envoy, the coroner's body contains a blood-painted tide chart, and the phosphorescent light of the jade earrings illuminates the secret passage in the mass grave - all clues point to the jade seal passed down from the country.
The jade seal is actually a triple key: the surface is a symbol of the country, the interlayer contains the Jinling city defense map, and the core is the Chongzhen blood edict and the bloodline authentication system. The Japanese army's "Phantom Plan" attempted to use jade seals to detonate the Yangtze River and flood the ancient capitals of the Six Dynasties.
Su Li gradually discovered that she was the descendant of the former dynasty's beauty guardian, that Gu Huaishen was actually a bloodline of the Nanming royal family, and that the majestic commander had long been replaced by the Japanese envoy Hatoyama. From the theater mirror corridor to the submarine at the bottom of the river, during the seven-day pursuit, the two shuttled between their true and false identities and collected the scattered jade seal fragments.
At the end, they faced the final question of Chongzhen's imperial edict: should they use their lives to activate the "dragon's chant" to frighten foreign enemies, or should they allow the jade seal to "flood" and die with the city?
The spy war of the Republic of China is grafted onto the secret history of the Southern Ming Dynasty. Every piece of jewelry hides a clue, and every glance is a disguise. This is a game about identity, lies and sacrifice, and it is also an epic about "the blood of civilization never sleeps". When the jade earrings are put together again, thousands of lotus lanterns float down the Yangtze River - the nightingale returns to its nest, and the legend begins.
