Invisible History: Daizong Has No Words

On the day of sunrise on Mount Tai, there were six extra seconds in a live broadcast. In six seconds, Jade Emperor Peak was filled with people from two thousand years ago. They pass each other invisible to modern tourists. Only a man wearing Qin clothes suddenly turned his head and looked at the camera across two thousand years of history: "Who will be enshrined this year?" After the "Zero Fragment" incident, AI ancient writing engineer Chen Zhiwei and his companions tracked the abnormal coordinates left by the fragment to Mount Tai. On the wordless stele, AI identified characters that had not yet appeared in the Qin and Han dynasties to the future; the stone carvings of the past dynasties scattered throughout Mount Tai formed a complete hexagram sequence in the algorithm; after spending eighteen nights, they even met climbers from different dynasties. All clues point to one of the most mysterious rituals in Chinese history: Fengchan.