Livestream: From the Start, I Get the Nursing Home Grannies to Sing 'Red Poppies'

Ye Chen transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes a student at the Magic City Media Institute.

The school launches an off-campus project with the theme, "Use a camera to livestream a segment of someone else's life."

The students all hand in their projects.

Some livestream visits with family and friends.

Some record beautiful scenery at tourist destinations.

Some even phone it in, staging a bizarre dance themselves.

Ye Chen, however, livestreams an elderly woman with white hair sitting in a wheelchair at a nursing home. Beside her is an old, battered gramophone.

Everyone is baffled.

The next moment, the gramophone plays, filling the air with a beautiful, winding melody.

The scene shifts, and time itself seems to intertwine.

In the Republican era, a fresh-faced teenage girl in opera costume sings Red Ling onstage.

"Though my station is low, I dare not forget my country, even if no one knows me..."

Everyone rises to their feet. The applause goes on and on...

This book is also known as Parallel Livestream: I Can Livestream Someone's Entire Life. They ask you to livestream the wreck of a ship, and you livestream Pirates of the Caribbean...

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.