Blood Crown: Stolen Civilization

News of the robbery of Napoleon's jewels at the Louvre shattered the calmness of Shanghai advertising executive Lin Huiwei - the broken Eugenie's crown in the display case exactly coincided with the sketch left in the notes left by her late mother (the Louvre restorer). The notes contain paint codes, pointing to the secrets of centuries-old colonial plunder. Unidentified forces follow, and Beijing cryptographer Lu Zhe appears to reveal the conspiracy of the "Shield of Order": Dupont (director of the Louvre Museum), the organization's controller, wants to use the "cognitive normalization" device to obliterate multiple civilizations and turn the theory of Western superiority into the only memory of mankind. The global hunt across Shanghai, Paris, and Egypt begins. Lin Huiwei used the ability of an advertiser to deconstruct symbols, and Lu Zhe relied on his knowledge of historical star charts to solve the mystery by following clues such as the micro-carving of the jade hairpin left by his mother. She transformed from a passive avoidant in the workplace to a warrior pursuing the truth. The fast-paced espionage war has a rich sense of history, and the final battle takes place in Sheshan, Shanghai: Lin Huiwei does not destroy the device, but instead exports massive data on the truth about the colonial victims, causing the lies to collapse and Dupont to go crazy. At the end, the "Splendor" special exhibition in the National Palace Museum allowed colonial jewelry to dialogue with local treasures, and Lin Huiwei established an institution to protect the diversity of civilizations. This is not only an adventure, but also a battle to protect cognitive freedom - history will never let go of those who cover up the truth.