Lin Wanxing is a college student who loves researching the history of festivals.
On a whim, she started a small livestream on K Station to explain traditional holidays.
What she didn't know was that every word she said and every moment of her daily life
was being livestreamed to people from every dynasty in history!
From emperors and high-ranking officials to ordinary people,
they were all tuning in to the "Cross-Time Livestream":
"So that's how our festivals came about!"
"Keep going, Miss Lin! I need to write this down in the history books!"
People from across the ages couldn't stop watching,
while she still thought she was just an insignificant streamer.
(Livestreaming + video reactions + female lead with no romance)
The author's writing is amateurish, and the logic is a bit messy. There may be historical errors, so please don't correct them. Read if you like!
Chapters 26-28 over-praise modernity, and the frequent use of modern vocabulary is a bit awkward. The tone and behavior feel like they're written in a machine. Honestly, did they use AI? 🥺