136: Chapter 136: The Super Prophet (3)

Zheng Ming couldn't help but ask, "What kind of case? It's impossible for such a definitive case to truly exist in the world!"

Zhou Ming frowned in thought, tapping his temples lightly, "I can't quite recall the specific details, I only remember that it was roughly a case from the last century."

The more vague Dr. Zhou Ming was, the less Zheng Ming believed him.

But at the same time, it piqued the curiosity of Celestial Master Zhang and Master Wang Chongyang.

At this moment, comments from the viewers in the livestream began to pour in.

"These two cases are indeed eerie, but what if it's truly a coincidence of coincidences?"

"I checked, the data is real, but the explanation might not necessarily be correct."

"Waiting for our bro's ultimate move!"

"There can't really be even wilder stuff, right?"

"I stand with Xiaoyu, science needs to be falsifiable!"

"..."

In the living room, on the sofa.

Watching Xiaoyu's expression, which suggested she thought her brother was deceiving her.

Jiang Zhe changed the subject, throwing out something that seemed unrelated to the tutoring session.

"Xiaoyu, in August 2005, a massive hurricane hit New Orleans in the USA, causing the levees to break and flooding 80% of the city. You know about that, right?"

Xiaoyu was stunned, not understanding why her brother suddenly brought this up, but nodded, "I know, that's Hurricane Katrina. It was mentioned in the news; it was a tragic natural disaster."

"Yes, very tragic!" Jiang Zhe continued, "In March 2011, a magnitude 9.0 mega-earthquake in the waters northeast of Japan triggered a massive tsunami, leading to a nuclear power plant accident. You know about that, right?"

"Of course I know." Xiaoyu frowned, "I saw it on TV with Mom at home back then. I was only two-plus years old. Brother, why are you suddenly talking about these natural disasters?"

Jiang Zhe didn't respond, continuing to ask, "Also, in 1997, a princess named Diana from the Fu Nation died in a tunnel car accident in Paris, shocking the world. You know about that, right?"

Xiaoyu sat up straight, looking puzzled, "I know. Brother, what does this have to do with today's tutoring?"

Not only Xiaoyu, but countless viewers in the livestream also typed out endless question marks.

[????]

At this moment, inside Qingfeng Temple.

Hearing these three events, Dr. Zhou Ming's pupils suddenly constricted!

He sat up abruptly, his gaze fixed intently on the large screen.

He remembered; one of the long-buried, earth-shattering cases from the last century included these major events that Jiang Zhe was talking about!

Jiang Zhe looked at Xiaoyu's confused face and nodded slightly, "Who said it's unrelated? What if Brother told you that these three major events, which are completely different in time, location, and nature, were all seen by the same person while in a state of death, and were recorded years, or even decades, in advance?"

"What?" Xiaoyu stood up on the spot, her face full of disbelief, subconsciously refuting, "Impossible, that's impossible! Especially hurricanes and earthquakes—how could such natural disasters be seen by someone in advance, let alone knowing the specific location and time? This completely violates science!"

Instantly, the discussion among the viewers in the livestream boiled over.

"Impossible, this is way too much of a fairy tale!"

"Predicting a major earthquake? That's billions of times harder than winning the lottery!"

"I'm not standing with Brother this time, I'm standing with Xiaoyu!"

"..."

Inside the residential compound.

Professor Chen Runzhi and the others looked grave. If this were true, wouldn't it be more accurate than fortune-telling, being able to foresee future disasters?

Inside Qingfeng Temple, just as Zheng Ming was about to say something indignantly, he was hurriedly pressed down by Zhou Ming, "Keep listening."

"!!" Zheng Ming sat down, looking speechless.

Wang Chongyang and Celestial Master Zhang also began to take it seriously.

"You think it's impossible? That's because you believe the future is chaotic and uncertain." Jiang Zhe spoke slowly, "But what if the future, just as we discussed earlier, is [predetermined]?"

"What if that person's consciousness, while in a special state, saw images within a near-death experience, and then lived to the end of their natural life?"

Jiang Zhe didn't continue to keep her in suspense; he pushed the tablet to Xiaoyu—on it was a prepared data page.

"This person is named Danny D., an American. In 1975, he was struck by lightning, died, and was revived 28 minutes later, experiencing a near-death experience."

Xiaoyu began to sit up straight, treating it with a serious expression.

"During the 28 minutes of his clinical death—he described his consciousness as if it were extracted, entering a realm full of light, and seeing countless—movie-like scenes—Brother emphasized this in the previous tutoring session: in the future, you can only watch, not hear or touch."

"After waking up, relying on his memory and with the assistance of doctors, he successively recorded 117 clear fragments of the future."

"These fragments spanned from that time until the beginning of the 21st century, and the content was all-encompassing: international political upheavals, major natural disasters, major technological breakthroughs, some cultural events, and even some relatively obscure social cases."

"From 1975 to 2005, within 30 years, out of these 117 prophecies, 95 have already played out accurately in the real world with a level of precision that shatters one's worldview."

In the living room, Xiaoyu's breath hitched.

The dense barrage of comments in the livestream also disappeared; clearly, they had all gone to check the information.

Jiang Zhe didn't give Xiaoyu much chance to react, directly searching for paper records and recorded interviews while introducing them.

"He predicted the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989—according to his psychologist's 1987 clinical notes, Danny mentioned in his description the detail of [a jubilant crowd hitting a concrete wall with hammers]."

"He predicted the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991—in a recording of a private interview in 1989, he mentioned the scene of [the red flag being lowered from the Kremlin]."

"He predicted the car accident of Princess Diana in 1997—in an exclusive interview article in a certain spiritual magazine in 1994, he mentioned [a beloved blonde woman who will perish in a tunnel due to a chase and flashes]."

"He predicted the [two tall buildings being hit by planes and collapsing] in New York, USA, on September 11, 2001—in a television interview recorded in 1998, he mentioned [seeing planes crashing into the Twin Towers, with thick smoke and paper falling like snowflakes]."

"He predicted the massive tsunami in the Indian Ocean in 2004—a research compilation published in 2002 included his statement about [after Christmas, giant wall-like waves swallowing tropical beaches]."

"He predicted Hurricane [Katrina] destroying New Orleans in 2005—a radio call record from 2003 shows he warned a friend [a city of jazz will be swallowed by its own lake water, with people standing on rooftops]."

"He predicted the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake and the Fukushima nuclear power plant accident—most bizarrely, during a Q&A session at a public lecture in 2006, handwritten notes kept by an audience member recorded his answer about [the island nation shaking violently, seawater turning into walls, and then the nuclear power plant emitting white smoke]."

Every time Jiang Zhe stated one, he would switch to the relevant data and hand it to Xiaoyu to watch.

Xiaoyu watched, her eyes suddenly widening.

Photocopies of notes, videotape timestamps, even scans of obscure publications—contrasted with on-site screenshots from post-event news!

Time, location, and key details were all highly consistent!

Xiaoyu looked at the comparison data on the tablet, and the color drained from her face instantly.

She really wanted to find a loophole, wanted to shout that these were all forged.

But!

Those video materials, the psychologist's testimony, and the tracking summaries of comparative cases by multiple institutions.

All coldly told Xiaoyu that all of this was real!!!

And in these prophecies, it wasn't really a prophecy; Danny wasn't like those fortune-tellers who said messy things like "iron birds."

He was a modern person; whatever he saw in his near-death experience, he described it exactly as it was; for example, planes, buildings, walls, nuclear... and other professional terms.

At this moment, the livestream viewers were completely crazy, with countless people simultaneously searching for relevant prophecies and news reports, and even research papers were being constantly posted.

"Holy crap, Brother is playing for real. I found it, there's an article in the 1992 issue of the Journal of Near-Death Studies that mentions him!"

"It seems a university in the USA conducted a follow-up study!"

"Oh my god, this is really real!"

"Damn it, how do you explain this? How the hell do you explain this???"

At this moment, inside Qingfeng Temple, Dr. Zhou Ming stood up abruptly and said with delight, "It's him, Danny, 117 prophecies, 95 prophecies. I read a summary of this case when I was reading medical journals in my early years. At that time, my materialism was through the roof, and I didn't believe in these supernatural things; I always thought it was a fake... but now!!!"

Zheng Ming, on the side, looked stunned; all his words of refutation were stuck in his throat.

He knew Dr. Zhou wouldn't lie...

For the first time, he felt the panic of his cognition being crushed!

In an instant, Zheng Ming's strength was drained, and he felt as if the sky had collapsed.

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PS: The full name of the near-death patient—Danny Brinkley.