[Introduction to the work]
The torrential rain never ends, and civilization sinks to the bottom of the water. When the survivors were struggling with the redemption lies of the Ark Council, Lin Yan, a history student, bound the [Landscape Imprinting System] in the desperate situation of the library.
When others were robbing supplies, he watched the clouds and the sea in Huangshan and learned about perseverance; when others were fighting for territory, he listened to the rushing water of the Yangtze River to prove the truth; when the parliament used technology to extract the dragon's veins, he used his body and pen to outline the final coordinates of civilization.
"They said I was crazy - I still traveled around in the apocalypse." Lin Yan stood on the golden roof of the Potala Palace, with the defeated legions of the parliament at his feet. "But what I want to protect is never just human life."
The Buddha's light first shines, and the turquoise and rocks resonate. From the Golden Summit of Emei to the Abyss of Guixu, he traveled across the mountains and rivers of China, looking for the possibility of the rebirth of civilization among the ruins. And the truth of the end of the flood is slowly being revealed in his footsteps - it is both destruction and a salvation that is eternity overdue.
Highlights of the work
★An anti-routine post-apocalyptic article: If you don't stock up on goods or build infrastructure, you can become stronger by traveling around the mountains and rivers
★ Cultural flow adventure: Integrate "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" and "Xu Xiake's Travels" into the superpower system
★ Concept duel: Parliament that plunders nature vs. Engravers who protect civilization
★ Grand setting: From the secret realm of mountains and rivers to the truth about the ruins, uncover the mysteries of the apocalypse layer by layer.
"I want future generations to know that the floods submerged not only the city, but also the thousands of miles of rivers and mountains we once let down."
