The autobiography ends here, but the comment section under the news has already been boiling.

"Oh my god! Oh my god! Oh my god! I didn't know there was a university in the Tang Dynasty a thousand years ago! I'm shocked!"

"It's really shocking. What makes me even more curious is that their university majors actually include mechanical and electrical engineering? Isn't this a major in our modern world?"

Could it be that our current technology is actually following the path taken by the ancients?" another netizen asked doubtfully.

"Time traveler! It must have been done by a time traveler!" Another netizen guessed with certainty.

"Look at Ji Wenbin's description: the dormitories, the cafeteria, the military training, the majors—which one isn't exactly like a modern university?"

"The guy above, do you think it's possible that modern people copied the ancient ones? That would make sense!"

"Maybe our current university system was inherited from the Tang Dynasty!" Another netizen gave a more reasonable explanation, which was widely recognized by netizens.

"That's right! Maybe that's true. Look, many of our traditional cultures today actually originated from ancient times. The university system might be one of them."

However, some were skeptical, “but the so-called ‘mechatronics engineering’ and ‘electrical power technology’ really shocked me.

These things sound like modern technology! Could it be that people in the Tang Dynasty already mastered these technologies? "

"I think that's a bit exaggerated. Although there were many remarkable inventions in ancient times, electrical technology should only have been invented in modern times, right?

Isn't Ji Wenbin's autobiography a bit exaggerated?"

As the discussion deepened, some even began to question the authenticity of the autobiography. "I think the most reasonable explanation is that this autobiography is probably a forgery!"

"Yes, this autobiography might just be a story made up by some internet writer to attract attention. Don't be fooled!"

Just as netizens were arguing fiercely, each holding their own opinion.

One netizen calmly stepped forward and offered a constructive suggestion: "Everyone, listen to me.

According to Ji Wenbin's description, Mingda College was once a large comprehensive institution with more than 20,000 students.

If that is the case, even after thousands of years of vicissitudes, it is impossible for such a huge institution of learning to completely disappear without a trace, right?

Why don't we follow the clues he provided and do some on-site digging?

In this way, the truth and falsehood can be clearly seen at a glance.

After all, he described the location and overall layout of the school in great detail.”

As soon as these words were spoken, the originally noisy comment section suddenly became quiet.

Everyone fell into deep thought, seemingly moved by the proposal.

Indeed, if the authenticity of an autobiography can be verified through archaeological excavations, it would undoubtedly be the most direct and powerful way.

Just as netizens were hotly discussing this bold proposal, an unexpected voice interrupted the discussion.

"Dear netizens, I am Li Ming, a professor of archaeology at Chang'an University.

I strongly agree with the archaeological excavation suggestions mentioned by everyone.

In fact, we in the archaeological community have always had a keen interest in the existence of ancient educational institutions.

If what Ji Wenbin described in his autobiography is true, then this will be a valuable window for us to understand the ancient education system, scientific and technological development, and even social culture."

Professor Li’s words immediately attracted the attention of netizens.

His professional background and authority added new weight to the discussion.

"Our archaeological team is willing to organize a professional archaeological survey to verify the authenticity of Ji Wenbin's autobiography.

If everyone is willing, we can jointly raise funds to support this archaeological mission." Professor Li continued.

"Of course, in order to ensure the fairness, justice, openness and transparency of this action, the donation and archaeological process will be broadcast live.

My students and I will devote ourselves to this work completely without any compensation, just to pursue the truth of history."

Professor Li's words resonated widely.

Netizens donated generously, believing that this was a rare opportunity to personally participate in the exploration of history and witness possible miracles.

Soon, enough funds were raised on the crowdfunding platform and the archaeological operation was officially put on the agenda.

A few days later, a professional archaeological team led by Professor Li Ming embarked on a journey to explore the ruins of Mingda College.

Based on the clues provided in Ji Wenbin's autobiography, they came to the possible location of the ruins.

As the archaeological work gradually unfolds, layers of historical dust are gently brushed away, and the mystery of Mingda College is gradually revealed.

The archaeological team conducted careful exploration and excavation in the site area.

They used advanced archaeological tools such as metal detectors and geological radar to conduct a comprehensive scan of the underground.

Whenever an abnormal signal is discovered, the archaeological team will excavate carefully, for fear of destroying any possible cultural relics.

After several days of hard work, the archaeological team first discovered some ancient stone bricks and tiles. The style and texture of these building materials showed their antiquity.

They then unearthed some broken pottery and porcelain, although these items were already broken.

However, the patterns and designs on it are still clearly visible, showing the unique artistic style of the Tang Dynasty.

The most exciting discovery was a broken stone tablet with some vague words engraved on it.

After professional cleaning and restoration, the archaeological team discovered that these texts were actually related to Mingda College described in Ji Wenbin's autobiography.

The stone tablet records some of the history and deeds of the college. Although the content is not much, it is enough to prove the real existence of this college.

In addition, the archaeological team also unearthed some ancient stationery, such as inkstones, brushes, etc. These items all show the cultural characteristics of the Tang Dynasty.

Some copper coins and ironware were also unearthed, which are evidence of the daily life of ancient people.

However, no specific physical evidence regarding "mechanical and electrical engineering" and "electrical power technology" was found.

Professor Li explained that this may be due to the long history and geological changes, which have made these high-tech relics difficult to find.

However, the text on the stone tablet and the discovery of other cultural relics are sufficient to prove that part of Ji Wenbin's autobiography is true.

After the archaeological discovery was announced, it caused great shock to the world.

People expressed their admiration for the prosperity and advancement of the Tang Dynasty, and at the same time developed a stronger interest in that period of history.

Ji Wenbin's autobiography has therefore received more attention and research.

At this time, the archaeological team made another new discovery.

They discovered a secret room deep in the ruins, which was cleverly hidden behind a thick wall.