Everyone Watches the List, I Monitor History in the Era of Forgetfulness

Three hundred years ago, the Great Oblivion Catastrophe swept the world. All memories, texts, and relics about history have disappeared. Humanity lives in a world without a past. Three hundred years later, historical rifts suddenly appeared around the world - portals to unknown time and space. What emerges from the cracks are not monsters, but real historical scenes: thousands of armies fighting, the collapse of magnificent palaces, and the flickering of unfamiliar words. Countries soon discovered that there was a connection between historical dungeons and national fortunes: monitors entering the dungeons to intervene would affect the country's national fortunes. Clearing the dungeon will lead to a decline in national luck, but if no intervention is done, the anomalies in the dungeon will overflow into the real world. The only way is to guide the copy to the optimal solution within the rules and minimize the loss of national luck. Lin Chen, the monitor selected by the Huaxia District, is the only one who has completely preserved historical memory. His family were historians before the Great Oblivion, and had historical knowledge encoded in their blood in some way. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.