You Asked Me to Debunk Superstition, So Why Am I Filming Science?

In the year 2000 of a parallel world, Tan Ke, a director at China Central Television, is assigned to produce a program about "fighting superstition and promoting science."

Just as everyone else assumes it will be a boring show that puts viewers to sleep,

Tan Ke completely reinvents the educational program, creating a bizarre version of Into Science.

Why did a clever, well-behaved eight-year-old suddenly turn into a zombie, stiff-limbed and thirsty for blood?

Is the water that fell from the sky a relic from the Celestial Court, and can drinking it grant immortality?

Why does a peaceful, quiet village suddenly ring with terrifying cries in the middle of the night? Could it be a ghost wailing at a grave?

Why does Huang* scream and convulse, foaming at the mouth, whenever he passes that eerie, abandoned building?

Is it all a decline in morality, or a distortion of human nature?

Find out all this and more on the "Fighting Superstition, Promoting Science" program, Into Science.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.