The Ups and Downs of the Sea

When the blue light from London's Tower Bridge pierced the fog, the dragon seal in Chen Mo's palm suddenly became hot - the heirloom dragon was resonating with the silver veins in the HSBC Bank vault. Behind the global financial crisis in 1931, there was the Triangular Imprint organization that used memory crystals to control currency. They injected the memory of mineral veins into legal currency, causing the silver to condense into a giant snake that swallowed memories at the bottom of the Suzhou River.​ From the flying French currency on the Bund in Shanghai to the pulsating silver mother in Gejiu, Yunnan, from the memory scalpel of Peking Union Medical College Hospital to the mine map of the City of London, Chen Mo, the descendant of the mine keeper, and Ella, who holds the code of the silver vein, must use a green sandalwood staff to awaken the sleeping mine defense line before the silver water dissolves all memories.​ Silver ingots will decay and currencies will depreciate. Only the memory genes engraved deep in the veins will always flow with the hot blood of resisting plunder. In this secret currency war across Europe and Asia, the rise and fall of every coin is a battle for the survival of civilization's memory.