Some call the Lop Nur region a “Devil's Triangle” on the Asian continent. The ancient Silk Road ran straight through it, and countless restless spirits have wandered there since time immemorial. Human bones lie everywhere. When the eminent Tang monk Xuanzang passed through Dunhuang on his journey west to obtain Buddhist scriptures, he wrote in Great Tang Records on the Western Regions: “The sandy river is full of evil spirits and scorching winds. Those who encounter them die, and none escape unharmed...” Many people have died of thirst within sight of a spring. Unthinkable events happen there time and again.
Throughout history, countless explorers have risked their lives to venture deep into Lop Nur and uncover its true nature. Their many tragic tales have only shrouded the region in greater mystery.
It looks good and it ends like this
Very good, I want to keep reading!
It's over so soon?
Quite brave to write! I like
I like this kind of mysterious storyline. It makes me want to go on an adventure alone. It's so exciting just thinking about it!
It feels like the book is not finished yet, and the meaning is still unfinished.
It's a very good and confusing story, I look forward to the highlights in the next issue.
Wonderful, one link after another