Everyone online thinks The Classic of Mountains and Seas is nothing but absurd mythology. Only Chen Yue knows it's a hard-core field journal left behind by the ancients!
A top student with expertise spanning geology, biology, and astronomy, he unexpectedly unlocks the ability to analyze phenomena at their source, seeing through the truth behind every strange sight in the mountains and seas at a glance. The nine-tailed fox is a rare ancient beast combined with a light-and-shadow landform; Taotie is a prehistoric giant beast mutated by radiation; Nuwa mending the sky was merely an ancient geomagnetic reversal...
When he begins livestreaming his popular science explanations, the whole internet initially mocks him for chasing attention. But as one solid piece of evidence after another comes to light, he face-slaps occult bloggers, overwhelms academic authorities, and repeatedly sets the internet ablaze.
As thousand-year-old myths are dismantled one by one, the world finally learns that from mythical beasts and sacred mountains to ancient wonders, none of it was supernatural nonsense. It was a lost scientific epic from ancient Huaxia!
I finally understand why no one has rated more than 800,000 words. This is so different from other "popular science" interpretation articles on the same platform. It is also very awkward and the interpretation is also very stiff. The protagonist writes a chemical formula that "the whole network" has a lot of people saying [what] [face covering]
I finally understand why no one has rated more than 800,000 words. This is so different from other "popular science" interpretation articles on the same platform. It is also very awkward and the interpretation is also very stiff. The protagonist writes a chemical formula that "the whole network" has a lot of people saying [what] [face covering]
Travel science. . . . . . .