The Remaining Records of Dongming

After his grandfather passed away, an old bookstore that had been dusty for many years was handed over to Xu Mo. When sorting out the collection of books, he came across an unknown volume with missing pages. The paper recorded strange rumors about Xu Fu's encounter with a storm when he entered the sea, and the strange rumors that had been preserved for generations in the East China Sea fishing village. The story ended abruptly in the middle of the writing, and the second half was completely lost. In a secret room of an old bookstore, a stack of old correspondence reveals another piece of the past. The East China Sea exploration operation in the last century, a bizarre six-year disconnection, an unclear letter, and a contact named Kiyohiko Kamiya overseas. What our ancestors really searched for back then was never just the legends of seeking immortals recorded in history books. Following the remaining clues and going overseas, Xu Mo did not immediately find the thousand-year-old fishing village and deep-sea ruins. Abandoned subway stations, closed sanatoriums, and abandoned research institutes buried deep in the ground block the way one after another. The secret experiments carried out in the early years based on the blood of Di people and creatures in the sea remain here. Abnormal living samples, out-of-control isolation areas, and most of the experimental files were destroyed. The secrets brought by Xu Fu's landing two thousand years ago, the obsession of modern expeditions, and a spy that lasts for thousands of years. Under the Underground Research Institute is the real entrance to Guixu and Upside Down Jianmu. One volume of Dongming's fragmentary records, two pursuits separated by thousands of years. The truth buried under the vast sea is slowly emerging to the world along a secret passage.