If you are obsessed with wilderness adventures like "Ghost Blowing the Lantern" and suspense solving like "Tomb Raiders", then "Into the Woods" is not to be missed. The story begins with detective Ye Xing tracing the mysterious death of a ranger in Zhongnan Mountain, and goes all the way into hundreds of mysterious mountains in China such as Qinling Mountains, Ailao Mountain, and Kunlun Mountains. There is the magnetic field illusion of "Yin soldiers borrowing the way", the truth about the genetic modification of the "man-eating tree", and the holographic projection of "Buddha's light seeking life". Behind every strange legend, there is a crime that can be solved by science but unfathomable by the human mind. The "metal plaque" and the ancient sclerotia consciousness throughout the story elevate the suspense to a philosophical inquiry into the origin of life. Three hundred units, with a tight rhythm and constant reversals, the collision of science and legend, the game of human nature and nature, will take you on a deep forest adventure with both brainpower and adrenaline.
