The Classic of Mountains and Seas: Creation Code

In the beginning of the ancient world, the Classic of Mountains and Seas was not a book of earthly maps, but a cosmic coordinate system left behind by the Precursors. Its mountains, rivers, and mineral veins correspond to star charts, while place names such as “Jianmu” and “Buzhou” are actually pivotal points in the planet's ley lines. The pottery patterns of Juxian may be marks left by the Precursors when they arrived. The “Map of Mountains and Seas” used by Yu the Great to control the floods marked the anchorage points of starships. The strange beasts in the book were products of genetic experiments, and the story of “Nüwa creating humanity” was actually a record of modifying apes to serve as tools for mining spiritual gold.

Nibiru, a damaged giant vessel from the home planet, visits Earth every 3,600 years, coveting the veins of spiritual gold beneath the surface, whose unusual quantum structure can be used to repair breaches in the atmosphere. The Hongshan stone tombs and Kunlun black jade are both ruins of the Precursors' engineering projects. The mythological tales of “Nüwa mending the heavens” and “Gonggong striking Mount Buzhou” were actually the upheavals caused by interstellar engineering.

A hundred and twenty-eight ley-line nodes conceal spacetime folds shaped like Klein bottles. Whenever certain constellations appear, they reveal the equations of the universe. The Precursors' obsession with gold stems from a gold-seeking directive imprinted into their genes. The entire Classic of Mountains and Seas is a cocoon of star charts wrapped around Earth. When the secret realms in the book connect to form a celestial chain, the truth behind the creation of the world, the arrival of an interstellar civilization 100,000 years ago and its alterations to Earth, will finally emerge from the surviving fragments of the “Divine Engineering Engravings.”