Agree to Live Broadcast and Rush to the Sea: Fish Out the Anti-War Suicide Note at the Beginning

[Urban Superpowers + Live Streaming + Suspense + Anti-Japanese War + Return of the Hero + Adventure] I was just a little anchor making a living in front of the camera, until I picked up a 1942 iron box from the bottom of the sea. The moment my fingertips touched the relics in the box, the real picture of the thundering artillery fire came into my mind - I could actually see the last images of the martyrs before they sacrificed their lives. This live broadcast made the entire Internet burst into tears and also attracted the attention of the officials. But what came to me first was an anonymous threat: "What you picked up is not a relic, but a 'key'. Hand it over before dark, otherwise you will be buried in the same sea as the heroes and martyrs of 80 years ago..." The official archaeological team set up a cordon outside my house, and on the dark sea, an unnumbered research vessel had been parked quietly for three days. Only then did I understand that this sea where loyal souls are buried has never been truly peaceful. Every piece of tragic history I salvage awakens another batch of dormant and greedy ghosts on the seabed.