山海经

In ancient China, a group of eccentric scholars decided to embark on a quest to document the strangest creatures they could imagine. They called their project "The Classic of Mountains and Seas," but little did they know it would become a source of both wonder and confusion for generations to come.

Led by the enthusiastic Professor Wu, the team set out to explore the farthest reaches of the known world. Their first discovery was a peculiar beast called the "Hua Fish," which had six legs and made a sound like a cow. Professor Wu was so excited that he tripped over his own robes trying to sketch it.

As they ventured deeper into uncharted territories, they encountered more bizarre creatures. There was the "Jiao-Jiao," a bird with a human face that could speak in riddles. Unfortunately, its riddles were so bad that the scholars groaned every time it opened its beak.

One day, they stumbled upon a mountain made entirely of cheese. At its peak lived the "Stinky Emperor," a creature with the body of a man and the head of a particularly pungent blue