Chapter 35: For foreign affairs seek Tang Xian, for domestic matters consult Yu

After reading this record, Tang Xian felt somewhat sad.

There are many madmen in this world.

In fact, this man named Jing Jian did harbor some conspiracy theories and persecution delusions.

If it had been himself at that time, perhaps he would have been skeptical, but in the end, he still would have entered the Pyramid, right?

Because only by entering the Pyramid could one truly find the irregularities within.

Jing Jian's many speculations about the Pyramid were just that, guesses.

But he was the luckiest and unluckiest person in this world. God had given him prophet-like accuracy.

On the ninth page of his diary, which was the ninth day after he wrote these words, Jing Jian died.

He chose to die in the outskirts, letting animals eat his corpse.

But he also wished that one day humans would be able to accept the grace of God.

These herbivores would not leave, and these carnivores did not want to come in.