Genre: suspense, adventure, supernatural
Background:
Continuing the exploration in the first volume, the protagonist and his party come to a mysterious ruins deep in the Antarctic glacier, searching for an incomplete stone tablet that records the secrets of ancient civilization. As the adventure progresses, they discover that there is a thousand-year conspiracy hidden behind the ruins, as well as some kind of power that can destroy human civilization.
Main character updates
1. Cheng Chuyang (male protagonist)
• Identity: Archaeologist, proficient in code breaking and ancient history.
• Motive: To pursue the truth of the lost civilization and solve the mystery of his father's disappearance (his father's research may be related to the ruins).
2. Lin Xiaoran (female protagonist)
• Identity: Expedition leader, military background.
• Motive: Protect the team and find the whereabouts of his brother (who disappeared during a polar expedition).
3. Song Luo
• Identity: Technical expert, good at hacking technology and device cracking.
• Motivation: To complete the final test of a self-designed GPS system to crack the ruins' blockade signals.
4. Bai Zhe
• Identity: Mysterious employer with strong financial resources.
• Motive: Hiding part of the secrets of the ruins while looking for the other half of the stone slab.
5. Elena
• Identity: Glacier geologist, expert consultant to relics.
• Motive: I once entered the ruins by mistake and witnessed supernatural phenomena. I hope to solve the unsolved mystery.
6. Carl Black
• Identity: Mercenary captain, hired by Bai Zhe to protect the team.
• Motive: There is another secret mission behind the scenes, conflict of interest with Bai Zhe
Reader comments
A book worth reading
I haven't read such a good novel in a long time. I don't know how many times better than the current Shuangwen. Recommend. [Praise]
It's still pretty good. I read it all in one sitting.
A book worth reading
I haven't read such a good novel in a long time. I don't know how many times better than the current Shuangwen. Recommend. [Praise]
It's still pretty good. I read it all in one sitting.