Live Broadcast to Search for Secrets, Starting from Changbai Mountain Tianchi

Lin Feng, a dropout from the Department of Archeology, fell to the bottom of his life because his graduation thesis was criticized as "absurd" and he was accidentally bound to the "Ancient Secrets Tracking Live Broadcast System". Since then, his live broadcast room has become the intersection of reality and legend. The first live broadcast was on Tianchi Lake in Changbai Mountain. He braved a snowstorm and dived into a cave under the ice. The camera captured the shadow of a giant fin paddling in the water. The ancient "Water God Totem" on the rock wall coincided with the legend of the "Tianchi Water Monster" recorded in local chronicles. Then he moved to Fuxian Lake in Yunnan, where he found translucent scales in the underground river at the bottom of the lake. The DNA test was highly similar to the description of the "Shark Man" in "The Classic of Mountains and Seas"; deep into the primitive rainforest of Modog, Tibet, he encountered a red-haired "savage" who warned him with ancient syllables to "do not enter the Holy Valley". The rock paintings on the rock walls in the valley were shockingly scenes of ancient ancestors and "giants" coexisting. Mysterious places and creatures that only existed in ancient records and folklore were revealed one by one under his lens, sparking heated discussions across the Internet! His live broadcast not only brought visual shock, but also revealed step by step the ancient secrets hidden in the dust of history, proving that those legends that were regarded as nonsense may be the forgotten truth. Lin Feng's live broadcast was labeled "Empirical Legend" and broke through the doubts. The number of viewers in the live broadcast room exceeded 100 million. Even the leading figures in the archaeological field lamented: "Those records that are regarded as myths may be the reality seen by the ancestors." He used the lens to prove that the legend is never fiction, but the truth buried by time.