Tired of the unchanging stability of the small town, young Chen Ye, filled with unwillingness and ambition, decided to break away from the life laid out by his fathers, escape from the prison of York City, and rush to distant London.
On the pier, the optimistic and reckless Wang Xiaopang, the calm and transparent Su Qinghe, and the soft yet strong physical leader Lin Shuyao, three young girls who were also unwilling to be mediocre, walked with him.
A hasty escape and a willful voyage. I thought it was an adventure to freedom and prosperity, but the moment I stepped into the ocean, I faced violent waves and unknown dangers.
A storm swept across the merchant ship, and the desperate situation tore apart innocence. The young people abandoned their stability and advice, and plunged into the boundless and wild sea.
The road ahead is filled with pirates, deserted islands, and uncertain life and death; behind you is your homeland and ordinary life that you can never return to.
Four young and frivolous companions, using recklessness as a blade, reason as a sail, and perseverance as a shield, struggle to survive in the stormy waves and recognize their destiny on the wild journey.
What they fled was never a small town, but a life with a glance; what they ran to was not only the sea, but also a desperate growth that cost their lives.
A desperate escape, a journey into the wilderness where life and death depend on each other, and this is the beginning of a fateful prelude to endless wandering and endless despair.
