1993, Hoi An, Vietnam.
Chen Hai traveled through time and became a pariah on the water - a fisherman of the Dan family. Without a household registration, he was not allowed to go ashore. He was burdened with a life-threatening debt, and his younger sister had to be sold to pay off the debt.
A bad start to the core of the earth.
Fortunately, he brought two things with him: a pair of "sea eyes" that can see through sunken treasures on the seabed and distinguish the authenticity of antiques, and a brain with knowledge of three hundred years in the future.
Under this seabed, entire ships of Ming and Qing official kilns were sunk, and no one claimed them for three hundred years.
In this land, red envelopes are handling fees, and no one recognizes the calligraphy of ancestors. There is no business war in Vietnam, only red envelope wars.
What Chen Hai has to do is to fish out the money that others have sunk for three hundred years from under the waves, kiln by kiln.
From Hoi An to the embankment, from the border to the South China Sea.
He wants all those who look down on "Hebo Man" to understand——
Even the untouchables on the water will one day come ashore.
Reader comments
The genre is good, but unfortunately I couldn't stand it after reading more than a dozen chapters. The logic is unclear and the narrative is confusing. If the writing level is low, don't try to be mysterious. It's not a bad idea to write simply and straightly.
The genre is good, but unfortunately I couldn't stand it after reading more than a dozen chapters. The logic is unclear and the narrative is confusing. If the writing level is low, don't try to be mysterious. It's not a bad idea to write simply and straightly.
Good, I like this plot