Lin Qi, a ten thousand year old celebrity in the popular science section of station B, with 9723 fans, specializes in interpretation of unpopular ancient books. During the live broadcast of "The Classic of Mountains and Seas", the computer exploded and the person and keyboard traveled to the realm of mountains and seas.
Good news: It is bound to the "Mountains and Seas Atlas" system, which can pop up the original records of strange animals. After hearing this, the tengu exclaimed, "So I can ward off evil spirits." The nine-tailed fox cried and begged him to refute the rumor that "the eater is not poisoned." The four ferocious beasts lined up for psychological counseling, and the gluttonous bowl of instant noodles obeyed on the spot.
Bad news: Someone is deleting books—no, the entire world. The text in the world of mountains and seas is being formatted by the "finalist", strange beasts disappear in pieces, and mountains and rivers are wiped out of thin air. And his only weapon is to use the "original words" in a three-thousand-year-old ancient book to authenticate the identity of every living being who is about to disappear.
Recruiting tengu, kidnapping a white ape, deceiving a nine-tailed fox, holding a concert by a band of ferocious beasts... Lin Qi rode an ape, carried a dog, and carried instant noodles, all the way from Nanshan Jing to Dahuang Jing. With eight versions, three forces, and seven fragments, this book was split in half, and the man standing in the middle of the crack was a popular science UP master who didn't even have thousands of followers.
The correct way to open the Classic of Mountains and Seas? Instead of sitting in a study and interpreting it, I sat across from Bai Ze with braised beef noodles and listened to the gossip of three days and three nights, and then decided how to write the next chapter of the book.
