The Four-Dimensional World of Mountains and Seas

Chen Wangshan, whose birthday is stuck at the intersection of midnight and whose fate is reversed between yin and yang, has been told by Taoist Yunyouzi since his birth that he is endowed with shocking opportunities and unsolvable disasters. Occasionally, I found a wordless book at home. The 30 million words contained innate divine power. If I understood one word, I could shake the mountains and rivers. He accidentally carries a tardigrade that is difficult to distinguish with the naked eye across time and space, and breaks into the wild world where living things build everything: the mysterious electric eel supports the city power grid, the larvae of the cold chi are transformed into household air conditioners, flesh vines are used as ladders, and spiritual trees are made into furniture. The entire civilization does not rely on steel, and thousands of strange animals are all technology. The misplaced ferocious beasts from the Triassic period were tampered with by villains, and the mountains and seas were divided and disputed by various kingdoms. He held hundreds of millions of insect soldiers that could be scaled at will, and he also hid the innate divine script that could destroy the world. Chen Wangshan walked in the wilderness, protecting his best friend's beautiful scenery, while defying the will of heaven to break the fate of fate. With a mortal body, he controlled the entire four-dimensional mountains and seas. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.