Chapter 27: Discovery

Conducting an archaeological exploration in such a vast primitive forest of the Shennongjia Mountain range is no easy task.

About a decade ago, Professor Laisheng, a renowned paleoanthropologist from the Republic of Da Hua, led a team of over a hundred people to explore the Shennongjia Mountain range, spending more than two months to cover most of it.

However, they never ventured deep into the heartland of the Shennongjia Mountains, as ancient trees towered together in layers, with numerous extremely steep peaks, making it difficult to penetrate the area, especially the central hundred miles of terrain.

When leaving, Professor Laisheng regretted that, from a scientific perspective, the evidence in his subsequent paper was incomplete.

However, if Professor Laisheng had come a few years later, he might not have regretted it, as the world had produced helicopters.