Livestreaming Across Time: A Sealed Record Leaves the Ancestors Furious

Lin Yuan binds himself to the First History Livestream app. Wherever he goes, he can livestream any historical event, with the footage reaching every dynasty in Chinese history.

From the start, he livestreams himself walking straight into a conference room in 1898, where the foreign powers are carving up China.

The Russian Bear's claws reach for the Liaodong Peninsula, John Bull marks the Yangtze River, the Gallic Rooster squats in the southwest, and the Japanese reach their hands into Chinese territory...

Emperors, generals, ministers, and even ordinary people from every dynasty are furious!

Ying Zheng: "How can the jackals of later generations be allowed to encroach on my territory? Meng Tian, bring me the map! I shall lead an expedition east!"

Zhu Yuanzhang: "You audacious Japanese pirates! You brazen red-haired devils! I'll kill every one I see! The arquebus battalions must work day and night!"

Lin Yuan's livestream spans the cannon fire of the Opium War, the tragic song of the First Sino-Japanese War, the upheavals of the Xinhai Revolution, and the heroic feats of the Long March...

Then comes Zao Miao's inflammatory remarks about Taiwan.

The emperors of every era are enraged: "Send troops to the Japanese islands this very day! Sweep the land clean and wipe out their people! Enshrine them as gods at Dingchuan! Water our horses at Mount Fuji!"

Then a sealed historical record is revealed.

The ancestors are furious: "How dare you betray history?!"

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