After the nuclear war, the sea became a cemetery.
The last nuclear-powered aircraft carrier formation of the Dragon Kingdom repelled the combined Thai-Spanish fleet at a tragic cost in the permanently frozen restricted area, and returned home with scars all over its body. However, when they returned to their homeland across the vast sea shrouded in radiation, they found that communications were completely cut off, the land was dead, and the sea was getting darker day by day.
A remaining fleet, with 1,415 officers and men, hangs alone on the sea in a desperate situation of losing contact. Is home still there? How many compatriots are still alive? What caused the nuclear war?
Before they could find the answer, they ran into an island that shouldn't exist - an artificial island secretly filled in by Yingzhou after the nuclear war. Thousands of survivors were imprisoned, and the defenders were 500 and well-equipped. What's even more weird is that there is a super-light positioning beacon buried deep in the mountain in the north of the island that has been operating for more than twenty years. It is counting down a certain time to the depths of the Cangming Sea with regular low-frequency pulses.
Zhou Zhenyue led the fleet to defeat the defenders, rescue the trapped compatriots, and establish the Dragon Kingdom's only survival base on the Cangming Sea. But just when they thought they had finally gained a foothold, the countdown of the underground beacon was approaching the end. The reconnaissance network at sea, the underwater unmanned submersible, and the unknown existence slowly rising from the deep sea in the storm were all pointing in the same direction - the planet marked twenty years ago was about to welcome its real visitor.
And Yingzhou's role in this global nuclear war is far more complicated than everyone imagined.
"Whoever comes, protects whom. As many as come, as many as they come, block as many as they come."
The ship is broken in Cangming, but the dragon flag will not fall. The fire of civilization is burning on this lonely ship, and mankind's final answer is slowly rising from the ruins.
