Maya civilization was formed around 1500 BC, and an early slave country was established around 400 BC. It flourished in the 3rd to 9th centuries, declined in the15th century, was finally destroyed by Spanish colonists, and then disappeared into the tropical jungle for a long time. There are countless legends about Maya. Among them, the "sacred well" about their treasure is very attractive.

Among the existing Mayan ruins, there is a stone city with a "well" formed by natural limestone. There are hundreds of gold and precious stones in this well. What is even more surprising is that there are countless human bones buried in this bottomless swamp.

Archaeologists say that the Mayans worshipped the rain god very much. Whenever spring comes, they will hold a grand sacrifice ceremony. The leader will throw a beautiful 13-year-old girl into the holy well leading to the Rain God Palace, and let her be the bride of the Rain God. At the same time, he will sprinkle all kinds of gold and silver jewelry into the holy well as a "dowry" to let the Rain God pray for good weather. However, in the16th century, the Mayans suddenly and mysteriously disappeared from the earth. This "holy well" also disappeared.

Maya once created a splendid and advanced civilization, but with the16th century, the bee smoke conquered by European colonists disappeared into the depths of history. In the long years, hay vines invaded majestic cities, luxurious temples, towering Mayan pyramids, spacious squares and sports fields, and ancient cities disappeared into dense tropical jungles. From the end of 19, the footsteps of strangers echoed in the depths of the sleeping jungle of Mayan civilization. Travelers came here to look for legendary magic and beauty, and explorers came here to look for treasures hidden for thousands of years.

It is said that among a pyramid god in Maya, there is a sacred well, and the Mayans who worship the rain god will hold a grand sacrifice ceremony next to this sacred well every spring. At the ceremony, the king will choose a beautiful girl, let her dress up and put on makeup, and then put the girl in Hesheng as a bride to the rain god. Later, people will throw all kinds of gold products and jewels into sacred wells as sacrifices and pray for good weather from the rain god. With the disappearance of the Mayans, this sacred well with great wealth was also hidden by the jungle. After hearing this rumor, Daniel became fascinated. He vowed to find this sacred well. Of course, there are countless gold and jade sacrifices hidden in it.