Yeah-yeah, and "Lomonosov Ridge" is a weird name for a peak in China (and you might even happen to know the Lomonosov Ridge is underwater). Please don't be distracted by details. Maybe the author meant 24 h per peak, maybe his typing is really spurious. Is it really obvious to somebody who doesn't know anything about climbing that this is not true? Come on.

What's really fascinating is how truth is mixed up with made up stuff. It's incredible, how much much real-world knowledge it has.

- Jain Kim is likely a female name.

- Jain Kim is likely a Korean.

- K2 is in China and it is the second highest mountain in the world.

- Mountaineering is somehow associated with climbing (and Jain Kim is not known for mountaineering, btw).

- 8,000 meters is 24,064 ft and this is a formidable height.

- climbing something in 24 h is a common pattern for a type of achievement.

And more.

No, I'm completely sure it would throw off plenty of people.