End of the World Crisis, My Husband is from Ancient Times

The sea breeze howled, blowing up thousands of snowdrifts.

The afterglow of the setting sun shines on the sea, and the waves sparkle like broken gold.

Fan Mengmeng and Teng Junze galloped on their horses and finally arrived at the reefs by the sea.

"It's here." Teng Junze dismounted and pointed at some strange symbols on the reef. These symbols were like some kind of ancient text, engraved on the reef. After years of baptism, they were still clearly visible.

"These symbols may be the key to connecting the two time and space."

Fan Mengmeng also jumped off the horse and carefully observed the symbols, feeling an inexplicable sense of familiarity. Just then, a loud noise came from not far away.

They looked in the direction of the sound and found a group of people in white scientific research suits gathered around a reef, with lights flashing from various instruments. One of them was an old man wearing glasses and with gray hair, directing everyone.

"Professor Li, the magnetic field here is extremely strong, very similar to the last fluctuation!" a young researcher shouted excitedly.

"Continue monitoring and record all data!" Professor Li pushed his glasses and scanned the surrounding environment with sharp eyes. Inadvertently, he saw Fan Mengmeng and Teng Junze.

"Who are you? Why are you here?" Professor Li asked with a hint of caution.

Fan Mengmeng quickly explained: "Professor Li, we..."

"I know you're the girl who claims to be able to travel through time and space," Professor Li interrupted her, a hint of disdain in his tone. "Girl, science is rigorous. Don't try to be mysterious."

Fan Mengmeng suddenly felt aggrieved. She clearly wanted to solve the problem of time and space sincerely, but was misunderstood as a liar.

Seeing this, Teng Junze stepped forward, protecting Fan Mengmeng behind him, and looked at Professor Li calmly: "Professor Li, we are not here to cause trouble, but to seek cooperation."

Professor Li snorted. "Cooperation? What valuable information can you provide?"

Teng Junze raised the corners of his mouth slightly, revealing a confident smile: "Regarding the mysteries of time and space, perhaps I can provide some different insights..."

Teng Junze smiled faintly and spoke calmly, "Professor Li, the magnetic field anomaly you're talking about might not be a simple natural phenomenon. According to the ancients' observation of celestial phenomena and earth veins, this place must be where yin and yang converge, and the aura is disordered. Ancient texts also record that strange phenomena often occur in such places." He pointed to the symbols on the reef. "These symbols are not ordinary words, but runes used by the ancients to communicate with the forces of heaven and earth. Perhaps they are affecting the magnetic field here."

Although Teng Junze's explanation contradicts modern scientific theories, it has a peculiar logical consistency.

He quoted from classics and spoke eloquently, leaving Professor Li speechless for a moment. The researchers around him also began to whisper and looked at this ancient gentleman with admiration.

Professor Li pushed his glasses, frowned, and fell into deep thought.

He had to admit that although the words of this ancient man sounded absurd, they did not seem completely unreasonable.

Just then, a loud shouting came from not far away.

A group of people dressed in coarse linen and dressed as fishermen came towards them aggressively, holding fishing nets and wooden sticks in their hands, shouting: "This is where our ancestors have fished for generations. You outsiders, don't do anything weird here!"

They deliberately hung around the instrument, and some even deliberately entangled their fishing nets in the instrument, cursing and using vulgar language.

Professor Li flew into a rage: "What are you doing? This is a national research project. Who allowed you to mess around here?"

These "fishermen" didn't show any restraint, but instead became even more arrogant. One of the leading strong men pointed at Professor Li's nose and cursed, "Scientific research project? I think you're just playing tricks here! Get out of our territory now!"

Professor Li was so angry that his face turned blue. He was about to step forward to argue, but was stopped by Teng Junze.

"Professor Li, please be patient." Teng Junze's eyes were sharp and he saw the flaws of these "fishermen" at a glance. Although they were wearing fishermen's clothes, there were no calluses on their hands and their eyes flickered, which was obviously a disguise.

He turned to look at Fan Mengmeng, a hint of worry flashing in his eyes.

He knew that it must be Master Zhao who was secretly doing this.

When Master Zhao learns that they have come to the beach again, he will definitely try every means to stop them.

In the crowd, an inconspicuous "fisherman" quietly sent a signal to the distance...

Fan Mengmeng looked at Teng Junze gratefully, her eyes full of tenderness.

His broad shoulders were like a solid fortress, shielding her from all the wind and rain.

She leaned against him gently, feeling the warmth and strength coming from him.

Teng Junze also naturally hugged her, giving her silent comfort and protection.

"Professor Li, these people aren't real fishermen," Teng Junze said calmly, his gaze sweeping across the shouting crowd. "Their goal is to stop us from continuing to explore the secrets of this place."

Professor Li was skeptical. Although he admired Teng Junze's ancient knowledge, he still found it difficult to fully accept this almost fantastical statement.

"Master Teng, you said these people were sent here intentionally. Do you have any evidence?"

Teng Junze smiled slightly and pointed at the exposed wrist of a "fisherman." "Professor Li, please look! Fishermen who work at sea all year round must have thick calluses on their hands. But his hands are smooth and tender. Obviously, he is not a real fisherman."

As soon as he finished speaking, the "fisherman" immediately retracted his hand and avoided looking at him, which further confirmed Teng Junze's inference.

The surrounding scientific researchers also began to observe carefully and indeed found many flaws.

Just then, Xiaodong squeezed in from the crowd and whispered a few words into Teng Junze's ear.

Teng Junze's expression changed slightly, and he said to Fan Mengmeng, "It seems that Master Zhao is not going to let this go."

Fan Mengmeng held Teng Junze's hand tightly, her eyes determined: "No matter what, we must continue to explore."

While they had to deal with the harassment from these "fishermen", they also had to explain the situation to Professor Li.

Teng Junze skillfully used ancient wisdom and combined it with modern scientific theories to explain the possibility of time travel in a clear and logical way. Gradually, Professor Li's attitude began to soften.

However, at this moment, a shrill sound of sirens was heard in the distance... Several police cars roared over and stopped on the beach.

A man in a police uniform walked down and saluted Professor Li. "Professor Li, we've received a report that you're conducting illegal activities here. Please cooperate with our investigation."

Professor Li was stunned. He had never expected things to develop to this point. He looked at Teng Junze and Fan Mengmeng, his eyes filled with confusion and worry.

Teng Junze's face was calm, with a sneer on the corner of his mouth: "It seems that Master Zhao's methods are really endless..." He turned to look at Fan Mengmeng, a hint of determination flashed in his eyes, "Mengmeng, it seems that we have to change the way to continue our exploration." He took Fan Mengmeng's hand and walked in another direction, leaving Professor Li and the policeman standing there, looking at each other.

"Wait..." Professor Li suddenly shouted.

"Professor Li, if you insist on stopping me, you will only miss the opportunity." Teng Junze stopped but did not look back, with a hint of warning in his tone.

Fan Mengmeng held his hand tightly, feeling the warmth of his palm, and felt much more at ease.

Professor Li looked at the two men's resolute backs and struggled internally.

Reason told him that time travel was nonsense, but Teng Junze's analysis, the strangeness of those "fishermen", and the various inexplicable phenomena in Fan Mengmeng made him waver.

"Wait!" Professor Li shouted again, this time with a little more hesitation in his tone, "I...I want to know the truth."

Teng Junze's lips curled up in an imperceptible arc. He turned around, his eyes deep: "The truth is often more incredible than you imagine."

They ignored the police who arrived and walked straight towards an SUV parked not far away.

Xiaodong had been waiting for a long time and quickly opened the car door.

Teng Junze protected Fan Mengmeng and got into the car, while he sat in the driver's seat, stepped on the accelerator, and the car drove away, leaving Professor Li and the police in a mess in the wind.

The sound of sirens gradually faded away behind her. Fan Mengmeng looked back and felt a little uneasy.

The car sped all the way and finally stopped at the foot of a desolate mountain.

This is the location of the ancient altar.

As soon as she got off the car, Fan Mengmeng felt a cold breath coming towards her.

Teng Junze held her hand tightly and looked around vigilantly.

On the altar, Priest Liu was wearing a black robe and had a cold look in his eyes, like a messenger from hell.

The surrounding priests held torches, their expressions solemn and hinted at hostility.

Teng Junze whispered: "Be careful, here..."