Mountains and Rivers Come Into View

A photographer transmigrates as a good-for-nothing and uses his Academic System to capture the world’s landscapes, becoming a grandmaster before he knows it.

Shen Mo, a photographer under contract with National Geographic, falls off a cliff and transmigrates into the body of a good-for-nothing in ancient times.

His golden finger has arrived: the “Mountains and Rivers Academic System”!

Reading books makes him stronger. Perfect recall is just the beginning; his extraordinary research skills are the real trump card!

While others cultivate immortality through insight, he does it with a “camera”:

He solves formations like geometry problems, treats alchemy recipes like chemistry, and analyzes sword moves through mechanics.

A casual note saves a stranger’s life;

A casual photograph cracks a century-old mystery;

A casual blueprint improves a thousand-year-old sword art.

Later, he travels the world and writes The Complete Book of Mountains and Rivers.

At the summit of Mount Tai, ten thousand people gather to see him off.

Someone asks, “What are you most proud of in your life, sir?”

Shen Mo squints and makes a frame with his fingers:

“The mountains and rivers came into my frame. I pressed the shutter. That was just right.”