Back to Field: A Historical Novel Comes True, Leaving Yang Mi in Tears

In a parallel world, the history of Great Xia has been lost. The whole world believes that the demonic Qing dynasty is the only chapter in Great Xia's history.

The people of the neighboring country even claim outright that China was merely a colony, leaving the Yan-Huang people utterly bereft of confidence.

Then a new season of Mushroom House airs. As the cast enjoys a leisurely tour of an island,

they discover that a little girl lives alone in the neighboring house, and go over to check on her.

The girl, living all by herself, greets Yang Mi and the others with an ancient ritual.

She even says it is called the Lianshen Greeting, passed down for a thousand years and recorded in a book written by her older brother.

The Mushroom House cast laughs in disbelief, and netizens insist that Great Xia has no thousand-year legacy.

But when everyone sees what is written in the girl's brother's book, they are all stunned.

The Great Ming Dynasty? All nations paying tribute? Foreigners are nothing but barbarians? They must kowtow to enter Great Xia?

The Yongle Encyclopedia, the dragon vein of Changbai Mountain, the Terracotta Army of the Great Qin: when everything recorded in the book is unearthed, the whole world goes mad!

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