The Age of Awakening: From the Start, Billions of Descendants Have My Back

In 1915, Gu Chang'an transmigrates into the television drama The Age of Awakening and becomes a young clerk at the Yadong Library, earning eight silver dollars a month.

At the time, Chen Duxiu is asking everyone he can for the 600 dollars needed to print Youth Magazine. The printer sneers to his face, "A bunch of young people who can't even afford to eat, and they think they can save the country?"

At this critical moment, Gu Chang'an awakens the "Century-Spanning China Livestream." Everything around him will be streamed in real time to hundreds of millions of Chinese people a century in the future.

The intellectuals need money? People in the future crowdfund 100,000 copies of New Youth!

Peking University needs books and equipment? Universities across the country send donations!

The foreign powers are blocking the news? Gu Chang'an starts a global livestream!

From taking over the printing house and building a distribution network to founding schools, factories, and radio stations, Gu Chang'an turns the support of future generations into real power.

When the hidden machinations of the Paris Peace Conference are streamed to the world, and the cries of the May Fourth Movement ring out across the globe, billions of people in the future send a single message:

"Sirs, march forward without fear."

"This time, China stands behind you!"

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