Tide Bone Lamp

**Introduction to the work** Fourteen years ago, a fleet sank in Tunsha'ao. Official banknotes, charts, and new high-sea ships were buried under the sea overnight. The court concluded that Shang's shipbuilding had cut corners. After the decline of the Shang family, the coastal ports were locked and travel to the distant seas was banned. Fourteen years later, a tidal bone lamp engraved with the pattern of an old ship floated back to Yanmen Port. The down-and-out naval engineer Shang Li only believed in wood grain, ship nails and tides, but he happened to encounter the patrol envoy Chao Zhi who was ordered to ban maritime trade. One is the culprit in the old case, and the other is the executor of the Sea Locking Order. They should have been on both sides. But as the broken keel, missing official banknotes, tampered charts and a witness from an old case resurfaced, the two gradually discovered—— It was never just a fleet that sank into the sea fourteen years ago. Someone used a shipwreck to cover up old accounts of the treasury, and also used a sea-locking order to block the entire port's way of survival for fourteen years. Shang Li wants the truth to come to shore immediately. However, Chao Zhi must first let the living people live to testify. They doubted each other, undermined each other, and put their lives in each other's hands time and time again. Until the tide flooded Tunsha'ao again, they finally had to answer the same question: If a fourteen-year-old law itself is harming people, then it is the people who should be investigated— Or this order? **Qiangqiang｜Sea trade suspense｜Old shipwreck case｜Port portrait｜Slow heat｜HE** --- **One sentence introduction** A trendy light illuminates a 14-year-old case --- **Intention** Use evidence to pursue the truth, use responsibility to correct the system, and let the sunk names be seen again. Purpose: Use evidence to pursue the truth, use responsibility to correct the system, and let the sunk names be seen again.