the queen of the underground

The following were some novels that included underground people: Huang Jinming's "Underground Man" series of novels published in journals such as Flower City, Hibiscus, Fictional World, and Guangzhou Literature and Art, including "Script,""Finding Me,""Laboratory,""Cicada Man,""Room with No View,""Reflection,""Fictional Thief,""Storyteller," and so on. There was also "The Magical Underground World," written by Athanasius Kircher. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

" Underwater " referred to the area below the surface of the water, such as the lower space of oceans, lakes, rivers, and other water bodies. For example, the Mariana Trench was an extremely deep underwater area in the western Pacific Ocean with unique biological and geological phenomena. The underwater caves of the Yucatan Peninsula are underwater areas filled with clear water. There are different types of caves, some of which can be used for swimming and cave diving under professional guidance. " Underground " referred to the area below the surface. For example, in some archaeological or cultural relics survey work, it would involve immovable cultural relics underground, such as ancient tombs. Geologically, some areas might have special landforms such as karst caves underground.

Here are some of the underground flowers: 1. Underground Orchid: It lives underground all its life and cannot photosynthesize. It mainly relies on the roots of a plant to obtain nutrients. It even blooms underground. It is unique in the plant world. 2. ** Thismian belumense **: It belongs to the water jade cup of the water jade hairpin family. It absorbs nutrients from fungi and lacks the amount of fluorescence. It only appears on the ground when it blooms. The flowers are like hoods. 3. **Hydnora Africa **: The flowers are hidden underground most of the time and only appear when it rains. It was a parasitic plant that consisted of an underground spherical structure and a fleshy tongue-shaped stem. There were hairy structures on the stem to detect the host. When it attached itself to the host (such as a nearby shrub or tree root), it began to absorb nutrients. Its flowers were dark red and shaped like a kettle with an open mouth. There were spikes and hair inside to trap insects for pollen. The novel "Acanthus Flower Blossoms" is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

There were many interesting phenomena beneath Mars. Some studies have found that there is a large amount of liquid water underground on Mars, with a depth of about 11.5 to 20 kilometers. The amount of water is enough to form an ocean about a mile (about 1.6 kilometers) deep on the entire planet. This water is located between the cracks in the part of Mars called the middle crust. The middle crust is located below the dry upper crust that can be drilled from the surface. In addition, there was a huge underground ocean ice storage hidden in the rock cracks 10 kilometers below Mars. If there was a large amount of water ice, it would not only hint at the possibility of life on Mars, but also provide a basis for future human immigration to Mars. At the same time, there was also a "super underground network" made up of hundreds or even thousands of lava tubes on Mars. The underground space formed by these lava tubes extended in all directions. It was warm in winter and cool in summer, and it could also resist cosmic radiation. The novel "Mars of Paradise" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to read it!

An underground room was a living or use space that was partially or completely underground. There was a type of underground room called the " underground house." It was half underground and half above ground. It was more common around Tuanbu Village and was built one meter underground. The construction method was to first dig a pit of seven or eight square meters and about one meter deep on the flat ground, then build a wall with mud on the spot. The upper and lower parts of the wall were about 1.5 meters high, then use idle wood as beams or purlins, cover it with corn stalks, rice straws, etc., cover it with wheat straw and seal it with soil. Only the door faced south, and some of them would have small skylight for daytime illumination. It was warm in winter and cool in summer, saving labor and materials, and was not easily destroyed by the wind. The house was warm and humid, suitable for weaving, and could satisfy the living needs of two to three people. This kind of architectural structure might be the origin and legacy of the "cave" house. There was also the 50-square-meter underground room dug out by retired miner Chen Xinnian six meters underground in his shantytown yard. It was warm in winter and cool in summer because of the high price of commercial housing. His shack was cold in winter and hot in summer, so this underground room was very rare. There were also buildings like the " stacked box house " that had most of the floor underground. The lower half was used as a bedroom and bathroom space. The underground space was combined with the aboveground space, giving full play to the vertical space advantage of the storey. There were also underground rooms in the game, such as the underground room of the ancient Chinese ruins. To get the ordinary treasure chest, players needed to find the location of the treasure chest first. They might have to climb over the wall or use skills to enter the underground passage. Before opening the treasure chest, they had to defeat the surrounding monsters and use the corresponding key or puzzle-solving operation. For example, in the underground room of the Morrie Temple, they had to first defeat two giant beasts and control the mechanism to close the walls and stones to open the treasure chest. Click on the link below to read the comic "The System Sent Me a Sanctuary"