At midnight, the lights blazed in the Half Moon Manor at number thirteen on East Sea Road.
This was a top-tier luxury mansion nestled against the mountains and the sea, with a history of over a hundred years and an area of more than four thousand square meters. To the east was a rugged coastline and the surging sea, while to the west lay dense mountain forests, rich in oxygen.
The original builder was a businessman who usually lived overseas and ranked quite high on the Hurun Rich List but never lived in it, not even once, over the years. After several changes of ownership, no one knew who the true owner was.
Even journalists couldn't find any clues.
Later this historic estate was gradually forgotten, and even in the city plans, the officials would intentionally or unintentionally overlook it.
It was clearly right next to the coastline and would have been an excellent spot for social media check-ins.
Yet over the years, it had never been photographed even once.
