I Told You to Get Closer to Science, but Not to the Supernatural.

In a parallel world, the ratings of a column called "Into Science" have been declining year after year. If no solution is found, this column may be shut down. It happened that Su Ming traveled to this world and became the host and editor of this column. He wanted to find a way to revive this column that had its feet half in the ground. A strange howling in the middle of the night in a remote mountain village? Well, after the show revealed that there was a werewolf entrenched nearby. There's always a weird popping sound under a certain floorboard? Well, there's a tomb under the floor, and a zombie inside is poking at the coffin boards with his fingers. Do you always cry when you see the portrait of an old man late at night? Well, it's not a humidifier, there are real ghosts at work. A certain middle-aged man always likes to drink boiled water? Well, this is just a blunt statement. … After these programs were successfully broadcast, they immediately caused an uproar. Netizen: I asked you to get closer to science, but you got closer to supernatural beings? Su Ming, who is filming a program in a cave: Speaking of which, did anyone notice that there is an extra person in our filming team? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.