[Infinite Flow] [Dungeons] [Survival] [Single Female Lead] [Mild Horror] [Mild Suspense] [Dimensional Overmatch]
Late one night at a barbecue stall, Fang Bian transmigrates into a haunted school.
Then the announcement comes over the loudspeaker: Find a safe area. We wish you a peaceful night.
The next second, three "people" emerge from the corner of the hallway.
Fang Bian's materialist worldview shatters.
As he flees, his wristband heats up again.
[Emergency communications channel established. Connecting to the Xia Nation Institute for Anomalous Phenomena Research...]
"Mr. Fang, first, stay calm. Second, ghosts don't exist. What you described is likely an unknown form of energy."
On the other end is a calm, rational female PhD from the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
Beside her is an elderly folklore professor who keeps saying, "Our ancestors understood physics."
Finally, a dignified academician with a square face says, "Comrade Fang Bian, from today on, you won't be fighting alone. You are the Xia Nation's sole outpost in the world of the paranormal."
And so, national support arrives.
Scientific talismans, actually low-frequency electromagnetic jamming devices; specially made cinnabar, mixed with graphene to improve conductivity; lightning-struck jujube wood swords, actually wood-fiber resonance devices.
The old professor teaches as he shouts, "If this isn't science, how am I any different from a spirit medium?!"
This is a two-way journey across dimensions.
When the paranormal descends, science becomes the sharpest weapon;
when rules hunt you down, order is the most reliable shield.
Watch the protagonist use electromagnetic field theory to beat the paranormal entities in the dungeons;
watch the nation's scientific research power turn folk ritual implements into military standards;
watch one man face an entire paranormal dimension, with all of China standing behind him.
The nation tells me to believe in science? I'll use science to teach the paranormal a lesson!
