Cangming Pearl Sinks

Legend has it that there are sharks in the depths of the East China Sea, who weep with tears and weave silk into the water without getting wet. Six hundred years ago, a merchant ship sank in a storm and was rescued by the sharks. But those rescued humans returned to the sea the next year with fishing nets and iron hooks, repaying kindness with revenge and catching all the sharks for huge profits. Jiang Yue was once the youngest princess of the Sharman Kingdom, and she grew up with the love of her father, queen and queen. When she was twelve years old, she witnessed her father being pierced by a human harpoon, and her mother hitting a copper pillar and committing suicide. Seventeen tribesmen were locked into iron cages and transported to the human city. She was imprisoned for twelve years. Later, she finally escaped, but was dying of hunger in the deserted reef area. A dragon girl who was also expelled taught her how to hunt, fight, and survive. She fought her way back to the palace, put her trident against the throat of the new king of the Shark clan, and watched him kneel down. She sat on the throne as she wished and became the Lord of the East China Sea. Until he showed up. Five hundred years ago, Shi En was the boy squatting by the dark pool and secretly delivering steamed buns to her. She kissed him, carved the blood contract into his heart, and used her last strength to push him to the deserted beach of survival. Five hundred years later, he was the lobbyist of the Heavenly Palace, standing in front of her, his features as clean as before. "Stay," she said, "three months." In three months, she took him to see the Fluorescent Sea, the Shipwreck Bay, and the abyss where his father, queen and queen slept. For three months, she convinced herself that this time it was real. But three months later, the war broke out and Tiangong came in. Her most trusted friend died on the way to open up a trade route, and the dagger Shi En held tightly pierced his chest. She was six hundred years old that year.