Jiang Xunji Book

Chen Kan was once an ordinary folklorist who was surrounded by piles of old papers all day long. He firmly believed that all supernatural phenomena could be explained by logic and historical data, until Chen Kan personally opened the broken notebook called "The Book of Patrolling the River". It is not a myth, but a field record left by officials of the "River Patrol Division" in the Ming and Qing Dynasties on how to mark and isolate "evil holes". The so-called "decomposition" and "ghost breaking the wall" in the book are actually the result of fungal infection, infrasound waves and hallucinogenic gases in Chen Kan's writing. However, when the records in his notes began to correspond one-to-one with real-life pollution reports, abnormal creatures and underwater noises, Chen Kan's academic life was completely shattered. Chen Kan was forced to form an alliance with a field engineer, a materials scientist and a well-connected coordinator. We find ourselves on the edge of a hidden world, between multinational corporations intent on plunder and mysterious organizations willing to maintain the seal at all costs. We are no longer in search of legends, but in order to survive and try to understand the dangerous "truths" that history has deliberately forgotten. This record is the beginning of how we turned from skeptics to witnesses, and were forced to take over the responsibilities of "river patrollers". What is contained in the book is not a story, but a warning of dangers that we have personally experienced. Warm reminder: The stories in this book are all fictitious, please be careful!