Travel Blogger, with Qin Shi Huang and Emperor Wu of Han as My Audience
旅游博主，但观众秦皇汉武
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Ancient People Watch Live Streams on the Sky Screen, Please Stop Always Posting History, Who Would Keep Watching This Forever?
Any Original Stories? I’m Sick of These Same Old Popular Plots
Recommend some fresh, original fantasy novels. No mainstream tropes, no lousy rebirth stories, no urban novels where the protagonist shows off and bumps into a beauty around the corner, and no apocalyptic stories with superpowers or a System. Are there any fantasy novels outside those categories? Ideally, something with a fresh premise and theme.
I'm Obsessed with Historical Livestream Stories. Give Me the Number One Book on Your Shelves
I want to read books similar to "After Videos Connect to Ancient Times, the Emperors Secretly Compete with One Another." During the reigns of emperors from different dynasties, a light screen or ranking list appears in the sky. It displays the history of each dynasty's emperors, or someone explains that dynasty's history. Interaction would be fine too, but it is not required.
Looking For Good Sky Screen Novels
Looking for books like *Sky Screen: From the Start, Everyone Knows I'm Going to Rebel*. I found a great book, finished it, and then realized it's just a tiny new one. The author might not update it, and who knows when the next chapter will come. Waaah 😭
Sky Screen Stories, but Don't Make Them All About History. Whose Videos Are Entirely History?
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.
Books That Teach You Something Without Being Boring!
I want to learn, but I don’t want anything dull and boring!
Reverse Sky Screen Livestream: The Sky Screen Reveals the Protagonist's Future, and the Protagonist Gets Livestreamed
Any Sky Screen Stories That Don't Focus on History?
Why are all the sky screen stories these days about history? Are there any sky screen stories about other topics? Please recommend some, everyone!
Showing TikTok to People from Ancient Times
I Want Historical Stories with a Sky Screen!!
I was scrolling through Douyin and suddenly wondered: are there any stories where people from ancient times watch Journey to the West in a livestream? I really want to know!
Looking for Travel-Focused Ancient-Era Stories Told Through Livestreams
The theme is traveling around the world, with all kinds of sights along the way, including history, local customs, and interactions with the people there, as well as unexpected events. Ancient people give their opinions on the future world. They don't have to be from ancient China.
Sky Screen Stories That Don’t Just Talk About History. Who Can Keep Watching History Videos All Day?
Qin Dynasty, Brother Zheng, Female Lead, No Romance 🙏
I want a story where the female lead transmigrates to the Qin dynasty, is smart, and has no CP. She can help Emperor Zheng, too. Note: no CP!!! Please recommend something, everyone. I'm running out of books 😚
Looking for Historical Reaction Stories with a Historically Rigorous Perspective, Thank You
For example, Starting with Emperor Jing’s Reaction Watch. I’d prefer no romance, or a historical figure as the protagonist.
Looking for Sky Screen Stories Featuring Historical Viewing, with Smart Characters
Please recommend stories where people from ancient times see the modern world. They must be logical, sensible, and well-supported!!!!!!!!!!!! I've read a few and they were so bad they made me sick!!!!!
Any Novels Where the Nine Sons of Kangxi Watch a Qing-Dynasty Transmigration Drama?
Kangxi and his nine sons watch palace dramas such as Empresses in the Palace and Scarlet Heart, or transmigrate into those dramas.
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.
Why Are There So Many Romance Stories in Female-Oriented Fiction? Any High-Quality No-CP Novels?
Any genre is fine. No romance, and please don't have every guy fall in love with the protagonist at first sight. Please!
Sky Screen Stories That Favor Emperor Qin, Letting the Ancients See How Much We Love Him
Historical Livestream Stories Always Praise the Ancients. Are There Any That Criticize Them?
Any Sky Screen Stories? Not Just History, Keep Up with the Times
Let Our Ancestors See How Much We Love Zheng Ge, and How Openly We Play Favorites
Reaction Fics, Anything Goes
Looking for books similar to From the Start, Taking Stock of the Sunny, Cheerful Big Brother.
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Finally, there is a canopy text that is not a popular science video. The heroine does not know that the live broadcast is in ancient times (or maybe she knows but is pretending to be stupid). The heroine travels and broadcasts the great rivers and mountains of the motherland. She describes the remarkable scenic spots and also describes the food. The heroine popularizes science for netizens in the live broadcast room and the history is also seen in ancient times. However, it is still a popular science text. You can skip a long paragraph. The setting is very good. If you are tired of skipping the science, you can still watch it. After all, the heroine also has her own plot. Another point is that it's quite brainless. Neither the heroine nor the netizens in the live broadcast room know that the live broadcast is in ancient times and they don't know the system. As a result, they exchange things with the ancient people in the live broadcast room and things disappear and appear out of thin air. Do you think it's normal? It doesn't describe where technology is at. Either a group of modern people are pretending to be stupid, or the author really forced people to lose their minds. This setting is not good. I gave up because I was tired of reading popular science (I read a few Tianmu Wen all about these contents), and wanted to read Tianmu Wen again for a change.
It's not bad, but when discussing Yongzheng, the government and the gentry were replaced by one serving as errands and one receiving food. This policy is quite important. Before this, scholars did not need to pay grain taxes or perform corvee labor after becoming officials or gaining fame, and there were also various tax-free fields, which made the country's tax revenue insufficient. Based on this, this policy was used in conjunction with allotment of land, and this policy is still in use now.
It's quite good-looking, although there are some places where the settings are not rigorous, but if you ignore it, it won't affect the reading. It doesn't make much sense when you look at it later, and it feels like the information before and after the character doesn't match up. I forgot about the previous settings when I wrote it.
Let's write some live broadcasts on the Mongolian grasslands and Xinjiang to show the ancients [smile] and talk about the Yuan Dynasty and today's 56 ethnic groups who are as close as one family, and show the ancients the development of modern ethnic minorities.
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. I'm short of words and can't describe it.
My wife is extremely productive! Sometimes I get stuck at key points. I really wanted to see their reaction, but I couldn't. I was so anxious that I scratched my head, but I saw an update that afternoon. Who in the family understands this kind of surprise? Everyone in Wanchao can post barrages to communicate with each other, ancient and modern. I like this setting very much
It's quite interesting. It's one of the few historical live broadcasts that isn't very good. The author has written a lot of content himself.
It's a pretty good novel of the same type, but it's about sending things to each other in ancient and modern times. It doesn't seem to have been explained well. Everyone can do it, but no one is surprised. But there are too many delicacies, no allusions, and nothing to promote except salt.
It's pretty good. I think it's much better to show the protagonist's personal experience than the tool person who makes short videos. I also like the writing style. I hope to continue to update it [currently in progress]
It's so beautiful and so delicious. It turns out that there are so many things in Guangdong, so there's nothing wrong with it.