Desperate Life 3 Black Rock Abyss

Introduction to the work: A strange recording and a incomplete map reveal the horror of the Black Rock Rift Valley. Lin Yue went deep into the billion-year abyss to find her missing mentor, and persuaded the traumatized Qin Feng to lead the team forward. Sandstorms in uninhabited areas and strange light phenomena in rift valleys are just the beginning. After going deep underground, red lines appear on the ruins of prehistoric civilization, mutant creatures are hunted one after another, and geological disasters erupt one after another. In the team, the greedy ones covet the crystal treasure, while the hidden ones carry the secrets of the past. Betrayal and redemption are intertwined, and life and death are just a matter of thoughts. When the truth about the extinction of prehistoric civilization was exposed, the out-of-control crystals caused a disaster... In the end, after going through hardships and dangers, Qin Feng and Lin Yue escaped from the billion-year abyss. Statement This book is a literary work. All characters, plots, scenes, institutions, etc. Are artistic creations and have no direct connection with characters, events, and organizations in the real world. Its content is purely fictitious and has no scientific basis. It is for entertainment purposes only. Any similarities between the plots and characters in the book and reality are purely coincidental. Do not imitate or believe them to be true. The views expressed in the book only represent the author's personal position and do not represent the attitude of any organization or institution. They are provided for readers' entertainment only. The author does not assume any legal responsibility for the reader's personal interpretation, derivative actions, or any direct or indirect losses resulting from reading this book. Recommended other works "My 365 Days in the Age of Dinosaurs", "Island Survival: Traveling in Desperate Situation", "Kunlun Ice Veins", "Phoenix and Dragon Picture", "Mars Era: Humanity's Interstellar Long March", "The Remaining Life in Lop Nur"