Lin Xu, an ordinary young man, found a bronze door in the basement of a rental house.
Behind the door is not a utility room, but a strange continent.
There are black crystals that can spontaneously ignite, herbs that can heal wounds quickly, monks who fly with swords, and mortal towns oppressed by sects.
Lin Xu did not choose to make a fortune secretly.
He put a piece of crystal into his backpack, walked out of the basement, and called the police.
Three days later, his rental house was classified as a top-secret area in the country.
Seven days later, the first batch of scientific researchers entered the Bronze Gate.
A month later, the two-border project code-named "Kunlun Gate" was officially launched.
The sect from another world thought that they were facing a mortal who strayed into the fairyland.
Until they saw drones flying over the mountain gate, geological radar scanning spiritual veins, and engineering vehicles rolling out the first cross-border supply line.
Only then did Lin Xu understand:
What he opened was not a door.
It is the gateway to a new era for a country.
Reader comments
I'm not used to this kind of slow narrative, but it feels pretty good
I'm not used to this kind of slow narrative, but it feels pretty good