
Broadcasting History on the Sky Screen from the Start, Leaving the Ancients Astonished
开局天幕直播历史,古人都震惊了
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- Completed
- Length
- 326k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Ancient Romance High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
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See allHistory Roundup: Stories About Emperor Qin Shi Huang or Set in the Qin Dynasty That Adore Him
No CP, okay!!! (Qin Shi Huang stands alone!!! The hardcore solo fans will lose it థ౪థ) This is the main thing. Set in the Qin Dynasty, with architecture as a focus. It absolutely has to show off the captivating charm of our ancestors... Any recommendation with a Qin Shi Huang pairing gets crossed off immediately ꐦ≖ ≖
Any Stories That Favor Qin Shi Huang and Feature a Sky Screen?
Looking for books similar to "Livestreaming History: The Ancients See the Videos I Watch".
I Love Seeing How Ignorant People From the Past Are. Looking for Books Where the Two Worlds Can Exchange Things
Looking for books like Supermarket Transmigrates to Ancient Times! Modern goods can be brought to the ancient world, and ancient goods can be brought to the modern world.
Any Historical Retrospective Stories? Focus on History, and Keep It Objective and Rigorous.
No glorifying Fusu or Zhu Biao, and no video-watching plots.
Historical Livestream Stories Always Praise the Ancients. Are There Any That Criticize Them?
Any Watch-Along Fics Where They Just Watch the Sky Screen Without Interacting?
I don't want to see the protagonist interact with historical figures. I only want the sky screen, with people from the past learning useful things or knowledge from it, so they can help the people and prevent regrets from happening. They shouldn't be given things directly, either. They should make gradual, practical progress.
Let Our Ancestors See How Much We Love Zheng Ge, and How Openly We Play Favorites
Looking for Reaction-Fic Stories
Screen-watching stories about TV and film worlds, like the characters from "The Untamed" watching "The Untamed" or "Soul Land", or the characters from "Love Like the Galaxy" watching "Love Like the Galaxy", "The Romance of Tiger and Rose", or "A Female Student Arrives at the Imperial College".
All These Sky Screen Novels Are So Good
Looking for books like "Playing the Sky Screen for Our Ancestors, Saving History's Unfulfilled Wishes (The Emperor's Daily Rat Race)." Sky screen stories are all so good.
Historical Novels with a Sky Screen, Logical Arguments, and More Than Just Personal Opinions
I want something like "The Sky Screen: The Accidental and the Inevitable in History".
Brand-New Sky Screen Fics, with the Ancestors Watching Videos...
Any Sky Screen Stories With a Male Protagonist Whose Identity Is Revealed on the Sky Screen?
Any sky screen novels with a male protagonist whose identity is exposed on the sky screen? Something like Sky Screen: From the Start, Everyone Knows I'm Going to Rebel.
Let the Ancestors See How Much We Love Zheng Ge, and How Openly We Favor Him
Sky screen stories.
Looking for Historical Sky Screen Fics That Keep Up With Current Events!
Stories featuring all kinds of historical songs, like “Five Thousand Years of Chinese History” (is that what it’s called? The rap song about history), or the student poetry recitation “What If Li Bai Had Never Existed,” which I just came across. A lot of stories like these use really old tropes.
Showing Ancient People the Splendor of the Forgotten River of Flowers
Looking for Historical Stories with Livestreams and Sky Screens
Stories where videos are shown to people across different periods of history. Lighthearted and funny, preferably aimed at women, with no romantic pairing.
Novels Where Emperors from Different Dynasties Meet and Talk
Sky Screen Stories That Favor Emperor Qin, Letting the Ancients See How Much We Love Him
Any Pure Recap or Edited-Clip Stories with No Protagonist?
Roundup and video-editing stories tend to fail because the protagonist appears in them. I think they’d be better if they kept things more focused.
Any Livestream Stories That Give the Ancients a Red Ideological Shock?
Looking for books similar to I Livestream Lessons to the Ancients, and They Go Crazy Studying.
Stories Where Historical Videos Can Be Seen in a Special Era
Looking for books similar to Historical Videos: Our Ancestors Snacking and Complaining. Stories where people from a special historical era get to see the future.
Livestreaming Between Ancient and Modern Times: Showing the Modern World to the Dynasties of the Past
Looking for books similar to "Streaming Across the Ages: A Galaxy of Stars". The kind where someone tells ancient people about China’s invasions over the past hundred years and the stories of famous figures from antiquity.
💥 New Sky Screen Stories for October: Showing Videos to the Ancients
You're an Ancient Person, and This Time There Are Even More Videos Playing on the Sky Screen...
I thought all I had to do was finish reading it this time, and then everything would be okay...
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Livestreaming History: From the Start, I Spoil the Dynasty's Ending
Short Videos: Explaining World Nuclear Peace from the Start
I Watch Short Videos, and Somehow I Can Control Big Data!
Videos Across Time: Is Old Zhu Losing His Cool?
Short Videos: Sun Wukong, Strongest in All the Worlds
I Was Supposed to Play the First Emperor, So Why Is Ying Zheng Himself Here?
From the Start, I Play Bright Sword and Shock Emperors of Every Dynasty
Livestreaming the Emperors' Dark Histories Across the Dynasties
I Became a Tycoon Just by Scrolling Through Short Videos?
A Rundown of History's Ten Greatest Regrets: He Only Ranks Tenth
Livestreaming Imperial Tombs on Douyin Every Day, Driving Liu Bei Crazy
I Transmigrated to the Qin Dynasty with Modern Technology and Started Livestreaming
I Transmigrated with a System for Livestreaming Between Ancient and Modern Times!
Getting Rich from Livestreams and Short Videos: Every One of Them Is Crazier Than the Last!
History's Sky Screen: Open Your Eyes to the World
I Scroll Through Short Videos, and People from Every Dynasty Lose It
The Moon Today Shines on Those of Old
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While the readability is a bit lacking, it's definitely the most historically accurate and fair assessment among novels. Although only about 30 chapters have been updated on Liu Che, Wang Mang, Liu Xiu, and Li Chengqian, it gave me a completely new understanding of them.
This is a rare, relatively readable work among Tianmu novels. It interweaves ancient and modern history, avoiding both dry, word-padding explanations and portraying ancient figures as ignorant and immature bipolar patients. I hope it doesn't have a disappointing ending 🤭
The author wrote very objectively, and I felt there was little personal bias involved. I hope they continue to do well.
Upright values! Diligent research! Fair and impartial! Objective and realistic! Providing authentic history to readers unfamiliar with it. The claim that Wang Mang was a time traveler is presented as a coincidence. Further explanations will leave those historically illiterate feeling utterly bewildered: "I only know this much."
The writing style is slightly lacking, but the content is excellent, relatively historically accurate, and the evaluation is fair.
It's very well written, especially the section on the Jingnan Rebellion. It's rare to find a section that isn't influenced by so-called marketing accounts and unofficial histories, and it fairly portrays Zhu Di's military capabilities. For that alone, I'd give it a 100/100. I'm so fed up with all the brainwashing propaganda about Zhu Di online.
Let's also talk about Prince Zhanghuai, Li Xian. @
Historical fiction, regardless of its accuracy, will inevitably contain inaccuracies upon closer examination; it's just a matter of degree and how well one accepts them. So now when I read these kinds of novels, I just look for things that aren't too outrageous and whether they're entertaining. After all, they're not historical records (historical records are always biased).
It's rare to see someone who writes historical content fairly.
If you enjoy history, it's quite interesting to read, but the overall plot is rather slow and dry. It has some comedic moments, but those unfamiliar with history might not find them funny. Overall, it's a novel that educates readers about history, and the subjective viewpoints aren't particularly outlandish.