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 only dynasty in Great Xia's history was the wicked Qing.

The people of Korea even openly claim that China was nothing but a colony, leaving the Yan and Huang people with no pride in their heritage.

Just then, a new season of Back to the Countryside begins airing. While the cast is sightseeing leisurely on an island,

they discover that their neighbors' home is occupied by a little girl living all alone. Concerned, they go to visit her.

The girl, who lives by herself, greets Yang Mi and the others with an ancient, traditional bow.

She even explains that it is called the Lianjin Greeting, a ritual passed down for thousands of years and recorded in a book written by her older brother.

The cast of Back to the Countryside laugh it off, and online commenters insist that Great Xia has no thousand-year heritage.

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

The Great Ming Celestial Empire? All nations paying homage? Foreigners are nothing but barbarians? They must bow before they can enter Great Xia?

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

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