Take a History Class and Start by Immersing Yourself in the Textbook

In the university class, Jiang Chen opened the history textbook and discovered that he could pass into history, as if he had lived from the beginning to the end of history. When the Yin Ruins in South America emerged, everyone realized that the so-called Maya was just a remnant of the Yin Ruins. When traces of ancient Kunlun appeared in Egypt, we realized that China's footsteps had already entered Africa. He witnessed Fu Xi looking up at the heaven and earth, experiencing Xuanyuan chasing deer, following Shennong across the world, and seeing all the schools of thought. He divided the nine states under Dayu, cast nine tripods, discussed Taoism with the Three Emperors, governed the country with the Five Emperors, founded hundreds of schools with the saints, unified the world with the Qin Emperor, discussed the world with Han Wu, galloped on the battlefield with Huo Qubing, and discussed heroes with the Three Kingdoms. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.