Aerospace research fellow Shi Chengjun planned to investigate aliens under the guise of searching for jade. But he was swept away by a tornado cloud. The people who rescued him discovered that the wide-eyed people of Kunlun Mountain's "Fairy Cave" had some connection to the clay figurines of Qitai.
The Classic of Mountains and Seas is considered a work of myth, even nonsense. Yet its wide-eyed people and "Three Bodies" have been discovered in the real world, and are directly connected to the wide-eyed clay figurines unearthed in Qitai. This shows that around ten thousand years ago, the peoples of Nuwa and the Queen Mother of the West truly lived in the Gobi Desert.
Qitai has the "First Dragon of China" and "Dinosaur Gully," and now clay figurines have been discovered there too. Could all of this have something to do with extraterrestrial civilization?
The disappearance of the Kunlun Mountain research fellow has weighed on the hearts of his family and the Academy of Sciences. The clue that could lead them to him is the "springhead" of the Yarkand River, which he intended to blow up.
With the combined efforts of the "Three Bodies" and the archaeologists, they finally achieved a result that was, at least, satisfactory.
