If we're talking about the safest place in the world, Lin Chuchu's space is the safest. Why not put it in Lin Chuchu's space first? Anyway, there are no restrictions on the number or size of pages in Lin Chuchu's space.

For the rest of the time, the warships roamed the high seas, and the submarines searched the seabed. Wherever there was a shipwreck, they would stop and let Lin Chuchu go down to the sea to salvage it.

During this period, an incident occurred: after discovering that the warship was missing, the Russians launched a large-scale search at sea.

Unfortunately, there were no clues. After all, the ship was gone, there were no bodies, and not even any fragments were found. They strongly suspected that the warship had been hijacked.

The Chinese warships knew the specifics, but instead of backing down, they brazenly approached and asked if the other side wanted to deal with the pirates, offering to count them in.

The Russian commander had no time to deal with the scoundrel and simply sent the Chinese warship away.

They didn't believe that China had the power to take their warships away, especially since China hadn't said anything when they broke the contract, and hadn't even offered compensation.

They thought the most likely candidate was the United States, but the other side vehemently disagreed.

I was just getting angry, why are Chinese warships coming to join in the fun?

The leader smiled broadly, circled around under the other party's nose, and then left.

They had no intention of getting any closer, but then the submarine discovered a shipwreck on the seabed near the other side.

Adhering to the principle of never letting anything slip by, they watched from a distance, ignoring the angry looks from the other side.

The Russian and American countries are bickering and even probing each other with attacks, but because of China as a third party, they are afraid that China will become the last fisherman, so they dare not fight freely.

The commander looked regretful. If the two sides had opened fire and fought to the death, they could have salvaged two more sunken ships.

What a pity, what a real pity.

Lin Chuchu retrieved five sunken ships from directly below them.

As expected of an area where the two countries frequently clashed, there are many shipwrecks.

By the way, among the five shipwrecks, there is also an ancient Chinese shipwreck, which contains many cultural relics, gold and silver jewelry, large pearls and luminous pearls, silks and satins, calligraphy and paintings, porcelain vases, and beautiful glass cups.

Unfortunately, due to being submerged in water for a long time, most of the calligraphy, paintings, and silk fabrics were destroyed.

Lin Chuchu looked at the skeletons with regret. These were all ancestors of China. It was a pity that the space did not store corpses. Otherwise, she would have made sure that these ancestors could return to their roots.