Lost Civilization Time Keeper

"The Lost Kingdom" tells the thrilling story of archaeologist Tan Lidong and his team surrounding the mysterious bronze box and golden staff. After Tan Lidong and others brought the bronze box and gold staff back to the confidential laboratory, they found that they emitted mysterious and powerful radiation. This kind of radiation seriously interferes with electronic equipment and causes horrific mutations in biological samples. The bodies of white mice twitch and their cells divide wildly. During Tan Lidong's research, the bronze box shook violently, the golden rod also experienced abnormalities, the laboratory's power system was disturbed, and the temperature rose sharply. At the critical moment, Tan Lidong decisively ordered to cut off the power supply, temporarily quelling the abnormal movement. Follow-up research found that there was a subtle resonance between the two artifacts, and the radiation intensity increased sharply when they were approached. Through experiments, they saw that radiation can change the structure of matter, affect the properties of different materials, and even cause spiders to mutate. Tan Lidong also put forward the bold hypothesis that radiation may be self-aware, and designed experiments to try to "communicate" with it. However, a key equipment in the laboratory suddenly exploded, and Tan Lidong fell into coma after protecting the cultural relics in danger. After waking up, he continued his research in the face of doubts and pressure from the outside world. By chance, he discovered a correlation between radiation fluctuations and the activity cycles of distant stars. Just as he was about to delve deeper, a mysterious organization surfaced and tried to stop the research at all costs. Tan Lidong and his team are caught in a double crisis. They have to deal with the unknown dangers of radiation and compete with mysterious organizations. Whether they can uncover the truth about radiation and protect mankind is still unknown. The whole story is full of mystery, thrills and challenges, and is fascinating.