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During the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, Chen Haisheng, a 14-year-old orphan of a boatman, infiltrated Zheng He's treasure fleet with his father's blood-stained Nanyang chart and bronze compass, vowing to uncover the truth about the death of his loved ones in hurricanes. However, the mysterious lame craftsman's astrological secrets, the bronze tiger talisman hiding the blood of Emperor Jianwen, and the whispers of the deep-sea ghost ship "Phantom" drew him into the dynasty's mystery that spanned thirty years. When the eye of the hurricane tears apart the treasure ship, the secret history of Jianwen emerges at the end of the route guided by Xingcha. Haisheng discovers that his crescent moon birthmark is the key to rewriting the fate of the empire. Navigation and intrigue are intertwined. Can the young man find his father's soul lamp that was lost in the sea of ​​​​stars amidst the undercurrents?

The rust spots on the bronze sword can reflect the moonlight three thousand years ago, and the soft resonance of the magnet can wake up the sleeping stars. With the rigorous polishing of details by archaeologists, everything from the Sinan patterns of the Han Dynasty to the karez structure of the Western Regions can be relied upon; with the storyteller's spirituality weaving stories, Zhang Qian's epic of the Western Regions blooms with new charm in the Beidou Star Chart and the Pomegranate Blossom.