You Asked Me to Host Close to Science, So Why Am I Livestreaming a Corpse-Driving Ritual?

Su Chen transmigrated to a parallel world and discovered that he had somehow become a staff member on the TV program Approaching Science.

After the crew encountered a paranormal incident during filming, the host quit and ran off.

Now the show was facing an existential crisis. With no other choice, Su Chen steeled himself and stepped in front of the camera.

In the first episode, Su Chen became a mountain guide, trekking through remote wilderness where few people had ever set foot.

He returned with dozens of treasures in one go, including a Water-Repelling Pearl and all sorts of other treasures.

In the second episode, Su Chen became a traditional folk coroner.

He demonstrated how to determine a victim's grievances by lighting incense, solving a string of long-unsolved cold cases live on air. The whole country went wild.

In the third episode, Su Chen became the Commander of the Nine Gates and explored various tombs.

With countless viewers watching, Su Chen actually found the Lu Palace and the Ancient City of Jingjue!

On top of that, eight unusual folk professions, as well as Yellow River corpse retrievers, corpse drivers, and other occupations that had only ever existed in movies, all appeared in the real world one by one.

The whole world was in an uproar. You call this Approaching Science?

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