Golden Sails: Dark Secrets of the Great Voyage

Combined with Moubu's journey of world discovery, in Europe in the 15th and 16th centuries, a voyage that rewrote the world map set sail from the Iberian coast. Captain Colombo carried the "God-revealed sea map" and led his fleet across the unknown and treacherous sea with Pinson, Cosa and other confidants. During the voyage, a storm suddenly arose and the crew mutinied. Colombe tampered with the log to stabilize the morale of the army. Lookout Rolong took the lead in catching a glimpse of the outline of the land, but he suddenly fell into a life and death dilemma. After landing in the New World, Colombe plundered gold and established a colonial stronghold as a conqueror. It seemed that he was embarking on a journey of glory, but in fact he was trapped in a whirlpool of greed and betrayal. Pinsong secretly embezzles the treasure, while Xhosa silently makes maps but keeps secretive movements. The royal family sponsors reward him in person, but secretly plots the death of the donkey. During the second voyage, slavery and rebellion swept across the New World. Colombe's tyranny aroused public outrage, and he was deposed and imprisoned back home. The fourth voyage was even more desperate, with frequent shipwrecks and rebellions, and the fleet was unable to move in the dark sea. From lobbying for funds to crossing the treacherous sea, from the bloody landing to colonial tyranny, from the stranded voyage to his lonely death, Colombe's life was closely tied to the glory of the Age of Discovery. He went down in history as the "Discoverer of the New World", but the coast known as the "Borderless Land", the seemingly accidental exploration, all the plunder, betrayal and killing, eventually fell into the depths of time into a mysterious secret contract about sin and seals that no one knew about.