Notes of a Deep Geological Explorer

Hidden deep in the archives of Lanyan County Normal College is a 1939 exploration note. A geologist signed by Zhou Wenlan warned in his notes: "If the deep structure of Qingya Mountain is activated, regional geological stability will be threatened." Subsequently, he disappeared during a routine exploration, leaving only a few personal items and unsolved data anomalies. Eighty-five years later, Yan Xunfeng, a freshman, discovered this note while sorting out files part-time. At the same time, unexplained regular low-frequency sound waves began to appear in the boys' dormitory building. Bizarre drownings occurred one after another in Moon Lake in the neighboring county. A biological company called "Yongsheng Technology" was collecting special geological samples in the county in the name of scientific research. Chen Qingyuan, a researcher at the National Institute of Special Phenomenon Research (TSRI), found Yan Xunfeng, a young man with special environmental perception abilities. As a result, the archives intern became a non-staff detector for TSRI and began to use scientific instruments instead of compasses to explore the buried truth. This is the work note of the detector, recorded: A notebook that turns pages automatically in the archives room late at night Geometrically arranged thermal anomalies deep in the center of the lake Unsolved data left by the surveyors of the Republic of China and those phenomena that cannot be fully explained by existing geological theories When a certain "structure" deep underground begins to move, and when science encounters the boundary, the detector's job is to collect data, analyze phenomena, and find explanations - before everything becomes uncontrollable.