Yuan Hang's Journey to the East: Ninety-Nine Difficulties in Traveling Eastward

The Taishi Bureau of the Tang Dynasty proved the truth with the long shadow. The king of Tang Dynasty was worried about traveling westward and made a desperate move, so he launched "PLAN B": sending an eastbound team to circumnavigate the spiritual ball from the East China Sea, hoping to arrive at Lingshan at the same time. The team consists of five people: tiger, ox, rat, snake, and chicken: the general defends the formation, the craftsman builds the ship, the scout breaks the news, the doctor breaks the heart, and the secretary determines the voyage. However, the news alarmed the glorious sky in the west. The gods were worried that Dongfang Jingyi would cross the border and conflict with their civilization contract, so they sent agent apostles to cross the sea route. It is inconvenient for Dongfang Tianting to come in person, so he can only protect him secretly by "borrowing formations, borrowing weapons, and borrowing methods". The theory of a round earth does not weaken miracles, but makes them subject to stricter checks: evidence must be retestable, contracts must be witnessed, and merit must be attributed to all living beings. In a journey of nine acts and ninety-nine difficulties, the eastbound team used engineering and formations, compassion and reasoning to navigate a "scientifically calibrated path of learning" between storms and divine battles. At the same time, the heart lanterns of the old team going west resonate with those of the old team heading east, and the wordless sutra can only be revealed when the heart seals of the two teams are aligned. The final question: Can a circle accommodate more than one correct solution?