"My aunt fell ill with a strange disease five years ago and never woke up."
"My grandparents took her from hospital to hospital all over the country. They'd been to every major city and tried Chinese medicine, Western medicine, and all kinds of folk remedies."
"They even called in monks, Taoist priests, and spirit mediums... My aunt's condition was very strange. It was like she was in a vegetative state, constantly sleeping."
"My aunt lay there for five whole years."
"Half a month ago, she woke up. It was practically a medical miracle."
"But her mind seemed to be unwell. She claimed she hadn't been asleep for those five years, but had transmigrated to another world, lived for over a thousand years, and even cultivated immortality."
"It sounds ridiculous. The hospital diagnosed her with delusional disorder, a kind of mental illness. She's really not well."
"Until that day, when I saw my aunt flying in the sky. Then she took me flying with her."
"I nearly lost my mind."
"Something science can't explain has been objectively proven. My aunt really did come back from the cultivation world!!"
"Hey, reporters, move your microphones away. They're practically poking me in the face."
Liu Wenbo gave this response at a press conference on global supernatural events.
This book is also known as: I'm Already an Immortal Maiden, Why Would I Still Date?
It stands to reason that the country is most likely to arrest and study it. So far, the country has not made any big moves. The protagonist's strength recovers a bit quickly.