When archaeologists discovered that the Devil's Tower in the United States was actually the fossilized remains of the "building wood" in "The Classic of Mountains and Seas", the truth about a battle between heaven and earth that had been sealed by "Jedi Tiantong" for five thousand years began to awaken in ruins around the world. The mentor of archaeologist Jiang Ye passed away suddenly, leaving behind a USB flash drive and a sentence: "Go to Devil's Tower and find Su Qing." Devil's Tower, a volcanic rock pillar in Wyoming, USA, is actually the stump of the building wood in "The Classic of Mountains and Seas"? On the underground radar map, the three-hundred-meter cavity is like the beating heart. The missing geologist, the "gatekeeper" guarding secrets, the presidential pen engraved with "Don't forget the building wood"... When the tree door opens, what awaits them is the answer left by the gods 4,500 years ago. The first key has appeared. Can we stand on our own in this world?
Reader comments
The combination of ancient legends from "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" and real-life archaeological remains is so wonderful!
I couldn't stop following the protagonist in exploring the Devil's Tower. The foreshadowings of ancient civilizations were more and more shocking. After reading this, I couldn't help but want to immediately open the Book of Mountains and Seas to find Jianmu's records😆
If you like suspense + ancient fantasy settings, you can't miss it. It's totally worth the time to catch up!
The combination of ancient legends from "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" and real-life archaeological remains is so wonderful! I couldn't stop following the protagonist in exploring the Devil's Tower. The foreshadowings of ancient civilizations were more and more shocking. After reading this, I couldn't help but want to immediately open the Book of Mountains and Seas to find Jianmu's records😆 If you like suspense + ancient fantasy settings, you can't miss it. It's totally worth the time to catch up!
Beautiful and interesting