Dead-End Shutter: The Last 190 Unsolved Mysteries

“With Photoshop skills like that, you still call yourself an explorer? Those are all stolen photos. Get out of the travel scene!”

Overnight, Lu Yan, a top-tier star travel creator with a million followers, was exposed across the internet over a “stunning photo of glowing jellyfish in an abyssal sinkhole.” His content platform banned him outright, and he now faces a claim for astronomical breach-of-contract damages.

He once signed a mysterious wager requiring him to complete 400 extremely rigorous, high-quality adventure posts. He has finished 210, but the remaining 190 have become impossible in the wake of his ban.

With no way to clear his name, Lu Yan bound himself to the “Forbidden Scenic Routes” check-in System (or inherited the mysterious map left behind by his missing grandfather).

To wash away the humiliation of being accused of stealing photos, and to finish the remaining 190 high-quality, exclusive posts that would stun the world, Lu Yan shouldered his pack and set off alone for life-forbidden zones no one dared enter.

Blood-red ice caves beneath Tibetan glaciers, a moving mechanical city in the Sahara, the remains of a colossal beast sleeping in the deep sea…

As he teetered on the edge of life and death again and again, sending back real images and detailed travelogues that were both extraordinarily photogenic and filled with an eerie, sacred beauty

The internet erupted, his haters trembled, and the entire exploration community went wild!

“Sorry, God Yan. We were the ones who couldn’t see beyond our own little world!”