Mystery in the Sand Sea

Five years ago, Lin Mo, his brother from the Department of Archeology, left behind a brass whistle and an old map, and disappeared mysteriously in Guizhuogou, Black Wind Desert, and has not been heard from since. Five years later, Lin Xia followed clues and stepped into this desert of death, just to find the whereabouts of her brother. Unexpectedly, she just encountered a sandstorm and bumped into a suspicious "ecological expedition team". She also met Chen Ye, a guide with extraordinary skills and a mysterious identity. What seemed like a chance encounter was actually a carefully planned encounter. Under the hypocritical mask of the expedition leader Zhao Kun, the sinful past of the Sand Snake Group is hidden; the mysterious warning beside the well leads to the undercover Su Qing who avenges his father; the hesitation of Oasis old Zhou hides clues to his brother's survival. A copper button engraved with a snake pattern, a secret contact point codenamed "White Camel", and the diary hidden in the cellar gradually revealed the truth about the mining disaster in the illegal gold mine thirty years ago, as well as the shocking evidence of the Sand Snakes group's smuggling of cultural relics and disregard of human life. The mine tunnels of Guizhugou are densely covered with traps and murderous intent; behind the list of criminal evidence is not the end, but the more secretive mastermind behind the scenes. Lin Xia fought side by side with Chen Ye, clashed with Zhao Kun's forces several times, and narrowly escaped death in quicksand, falling rocks, and betrayal. The brass whistle that was always in his hand could not only unlock the secret room of the mine tunnel, but also blow the horn of the truth. The wind and sand are endless, and the obsession is endless. When the sand of the Black Wind Desert blows away all disguises, the sins hidden deep in the desert will eventually be exposed to the sun amidst the whistle. And what Lin Xia is looking for is not only his brother, but also all the justice buried by the wind and sand.