Searching for Mountains and Seas: the Mystery of Ancient Global Coordinates

Lin Zheng, a GIS graduate student at NTU, used an algorithm to calculate a 97.3% Match between the mountains and rivers in the Eastern Mountain Classic and the Appalachian Mountains in North America, breaking the inherent cognition of the academic community. Grandpa left strange last words, a mysterious brass compass and hidden clues before his death. Shrouded in the fog of fake death, a dusty past incident of a nine-member ancient expedition team in 1987 surfaced. Lin Zheng encounters Chen Ziying, a top student in the Department of Archeology. The two are bound together by the coordinates of mountains and seas and family fate. They break into the ancient rock art corridor from the top of Mount Tai, unlock the secrets of twenty-eight ruins and the mystery of the twin jade pendant keys, and become involved in a dispute between the three forces of the Zhulong Organization. They traveled across the Americas to Kilimanjaro in Africa, went deep into the Antarctic ice sheet, the Western Mountains, the secrets of the North Sea, and visited ancient ruins around the world. They uncovered step by step: the layout of the grandfather's fake death, the secret behind the disappearance of his mother Su Ruobing, the secret truth behind Chen Ziying's father's death, and the extreme ambition of her twin uncle Lin Jianzhong. The countdown to the twenty-eight ruins starts simultaneously, the winter solstice resonance is approaching, and the gate to the ruins is about to be reopened. Lin Zheng holds the key to the Zhulong bloodline, while Chen Zi holds the lock of the seal. The two are deeply involved in the ultimate choice of opening the door to restart civilization, closing the door and sticking to the present world, and finding a third path to balance. They also need to find the mysterious ninth person, solve the riddles of interstellar observers and ancient civilizations, and embark on a global adventure between fate and human nature to explore mountains and seas, solve puzzles, and guard the world.