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In the third year of Changxing in the Later Tang Dynasty (AD 932), a modern soul with a thousand-year pattern in mind awakened as Qian Yuanguan, the leader of Wuyue. At that time, the land powers were surrounded by war, the Central Plains was raging, and the southeast seemed to be trapped in a corner. But from the blue waves, he glimpsed the future path: not to fight for the Central Plains' empty name, not to waste national power in internal fighting, to abolish the maritime ban, build giant ships, open trade routes, and train ocean-going navy, to enrich the people through trade, and to connect the world with boats. Deciding national policies, laying foundations, passing on sea charts, and leading Wu Yue out of troubled times and towards the deep sea and long sky. From then on, the southeast became more beautiful, with sails and rafters like forests, opening a grand prelude to the Eastern maritime civilization. The year of Wu Yue was set sail from then on.