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Zhang Xianzhong, King of the Great West, was a tycoon who once fought side by side with Chuang King Li Zicheng and then turned against him. His murderous life is full of controversy, and the whereabouts of the huge treasures he plundered are even more mysterious, with various versions circulating to this day. Jiangkou Chenyin is one of the treasure hiding places that has been passed down for hundreds of years. The archeology of the Jiangkou cofferdam and the recovery of underwater cultural relics from the late Ming Dynasty battlefield attracted the attention and interest of all parties, and a story about treasures and historical love and hatred unfolded. . . This is a brain-burning work, suitable for readers who love ancient and modern history and geography, appreciate traditional Chinese culture, and like to explore mysteries and solve puzzles. All the names of people and organizations appearing in this story are purely fictitious. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Please do not take them personally.