Livestreaming the Search for Secrets, Starting at Changbai Mountain’s Heavenly Lake

Lin Feng, a college dropout from the archaeology department, hits rock bottom after his thesis is dismissed as “utterly absurd.” Then he unexpectedly binds himself to the Ancient Mysteries Exploration livestream System. From that moment on, his livestream becomes a crossroads between reality and legend. At his first stop, Changbai Mountain's Heavenly Lake, he braves a blizzard and dives into a cavern beneath the ice. His camera catches the shadow of a giant fin cutting through the water. An ancient “Water God's Totem” carved into the rock matches local records of the Heavenly Lake monster. Next, at Yunnan's Fuxian Lake, he discovers translucent scales in an underground riverbed. DNA tests show an astonishing resemblance to the “merfolk” described in The Classic of Mountains and Seas. Deep in the primeval rainforest of Motuo, Tibet, he encounters a red-haired “wild man” who warns him in ancient syllables, “Do not enter the Sacred Valley.” Rock art on the valley walls depicts ancient people living alongside “giants.” One after another, hidden places and creatures found only in ancient texts and folk legends reveal their true forms through his camera, setting the entire internet abuzz! His livestreams offer more than a visual spectacle: step by step, they uncover ancient secrets buried beneath the dust of history, proving that legends dismissed as nonsense may actually be forgotten truths. Lin Feng's livestream, branded “Proving Legends,” overcomes a wave of skepticism and draws more than a hundred million viewers. Even a leading figure in archaeology marvels, “Those accounts we took for myths may have been things our ancestors saw with their own eyes.” Through his camera, Lin Feng proves that legends were never fiction. They were truths buried by time.