The vast land and the vast sea account for three-fourths of the world. Life originated from the ocean. Unfortunately, throughout the ages, people's understanding of the vast ocean is only twenty-three-tenths. Have you ever thought about what is hidden in the sea? Does it contain a treasure that can make people rich overnight, or does it imply the danger of emptying out the turbid waves? A secret code to origin and immortality, or an endless curse?
Lao Ba and I came back from studying abroad. Unexpectedly, our crops were ruined. We had no choice but to make a living by looking at people's treasures and selling antiques. Although we were free and comfortable, we were also bored. In Ba Ye's words, "I'm not telling you, what's the point of living when you can see the end at a glance!" The adventurous spirit in the two of us often gets in trouble, and we always feel scratched and scratched when we see Tian'er.
Wanting to eat ice and hail, but at this moment, the news that a fisherman somewhere in Jiaodong salvaged a gold-inlaid bronze treasure letter from the sea spread like wildfire in the newspapers. The two hit it off and decided to leave Sijiu City and head east to Jiaodong to collect the treasure.
Unexpectedly, "international friend" Luo Ling came in disguise and immediately joined the treasure hunting team. What she said on the train immediately cast a strange and unpredictable veil on the three people's treasure hunting trip in Jiaodong...
Following the guidance of the treasure letter, the three traveled to Huangbo in the east and Kunlun in the west... They traveled all over the world, east, west, north and south, not only to seek wealth, but also to save people, and more importantly to save themselves. They traveled all the way through mountains and rivers, narrowly escaped death, and finally revealed the ultimate secret hidden under the water...
Like dreams or lightning, in the end, everything in the world is an illusion, right and wrong, good and evil, life and death are just a matter of thought...
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