Telling Stories of China: In the Song Dynasty, God Lost to China

Zhou Qin accidentally transmigrates and becomes a radio announcer.

He launches a Chinese storytelling program, recounting China's past.

He tells of the Battle of Diaoyu Fortress: one isolated Chinese city could make God himself bow, save the world, and, had the nation not fallen, what might its achievements have been?

He tells of Wang Anshi's reforms: one Chinese reform put the country four centuries ahead of the world. He introduced the Green Sprouts Law and left behind a plum blossom whose fragrance lingers in the dark.

He tells of the only time swords clashed between Rome and China, of the collision between the Han Dynasty and Rome's iron legions.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.