Archeology: I Dug up the Global Map of China

Lu Ming, an archaeological genius, was falsely accused of forging evidence of cultural relics. His reputation was ruined overnight and he was expelled from the academic circle. When he was desperate, he opened three yellowed notebooks left by his grandfather, which contained a shocking secret that had been buried for thousands of years - the footprints of the Chinese ancestors extended far beyond the Central Plains. From the ancient seal script under the foundation of the pyramids to the Han Dynasty military camp in the Ural Icefield; from the Yin Shang altar deep in the American jungle to the wreckage of the Tang Dynasty ship in the South Pacific - every shovel dug is a slap in the face that resounds throughout the world. Facing the frantic suppression by transnational academic organizations and the pursuit and siege by mercenaries, Lu Ming only responded in eight words: "With ironclad evidence in hand, the truth will never die." A certain Western leader roared: "Are you going to overthrow the entire history of the world?" Lu Ming smiled faintly: "It's not overthrowing, it's restoring. The world history you think is just an abridged version. The full version... Has been buried under our feet."