One-Person Documentary: the First Hundred Days of the Big Break

"The greatness, weirdness, and extraordinary difficulties of the world often lie in the danger and distance, and people rarely get there, so only those who are determined can't get there." ... In the parallel world of China, there are extremely rich species and countless wonders and sights. But most of them are hidden in dangerous places and are not known to the world. As a time traveler, Lu Lei started a natural documentary system and embarked on a journey of exploring nature starting from the Hengduan Mountains. The Hengduan Mountains are a collection of several north-south mountain ranges; they are Min Mountain, Qionglai Mountain, Daxue Mountain, Shaluli Mountain, Mangkang Mountain, Thanianthaweng, and Bossula Ridge. It is the longest, widest and most typical north-south mountain system in China. Lu Lei takes one shot at a time, Use a hundred days to cross the Great Crossing! The moment the documentary was released... Casual and refreshing text, main scenery and supplementary animals and plants This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.