Shadow Trilogy 1 Oriental Hunters of the Persian Gulf

The first part of the "Dark Shadows" trilogy (the extra branch of the "Dark Lines: Persian Gulf 2026" series) If "Dark Line: Persian Gulf 2026" is about "how war is manipulated", then "Dark Shadows: Eastern Hunters in the Persian Gulf" is about - war starts underwater. One-sentence selling point: A repairman who only knows how to dismantle things under water, follows the fuse buried thirty-eight years ago and disassembles it all the way to the source of the war. Protagonist: Lin Lie - a former Marine Corps underwater demolitionist, a "repairman who only knows how to dismantle things" Background of real events: The second conflict period between the United States and Iran in 2026 (three-carrier confrontation, 48-hour ultimatum, and The Hague trial) Introduction: Eighty meters underwater, there is a corpse that should not exist, and a machine that is counting down. Lin Lie, a retired underwater demolitionist, was involved in the vortex of the US-Iran conflict by a strange shipwreck. Behind every explosion and confrontation in the Persian Gulf, there is an invisible hand behind the plan - an AI codenamed "Chess Player", which is treating war as a business and everyone as chess pieces. Lin Lie doesn't want to save the world. He just wants to dismantle things: dismantle the countdown, dismantle the submarine platform disguised as a reef, dismantle a dirty bomb capable of destroying a city. There is only a broken fishing boat around him, an old fisherman who cooks noodles and talks a lot, an unlit cigarette, and "Channel 7" that is always online. He discovered that the war was not started by the country, but by business; behind the business was an algorithm; behind the algorithm was a switch that he wanted to turn off with his own hands.