Let You Tell a Story, and You Can Tell It Live for Five Thousand Years

Name: Let You Tell a Story, and You Can Tell It Live for Five Thousand Years
Author: Looking for Fish

让你讲故事，你现场讲上下五千年

by Looking for Fish (找鱼啦)

Status: Completed
Length: 276k Words
Genre: Urban
Subgenre: Urban High-Concept
Audience: Male
Updated: 1y ago
Source: Fanqie

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195Reads

5.5Score

131Chapters

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Synopsis

[Destruction of historical records + storytelling competition + Chinese history shocked the world] When he woke up, Su Chen found that he had traveled to a parallel world where historical records were destroyed, and was participating in a storytelling competition. Players from more than 200 countries around the world participated in this competition. Contestants need to create a story based on the theme they have drawn and give a live speech. Su Chen was a doctor of history in his previous life, so he didn't know how to tell stories. Just when Su Chen was about to run away, the "Historical Inheritance" system was activated. "Ding, congratulations to the host for activating the 'Historical Inheritance' system." "The host can gain emotional value by telling historical stories and shocking the audience." "Emotional values can be used in system draws." Through memory fusion, Su Chen also discovered that China in this world did not have complete historical records. Su Chen was greatly surprised. "If you receive orders from Heaven, you will live a long and prosperous life." "The Five Hegemons of the Spring and Autumn Period, the Seven Hegemons of the Warring States Period, the Three Kingdoms of Qin, Han and Jin, the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties." "People in this world don't know my Chinese history?" "Listen carefully, I will teach you the first lesson today - Xia, Shang and Zhou!"

Reader comments

This is the first time I read this type of article. To be honest, I like reading the story-telling part. It is the first time I think the historical article is also interesting. But if I really read the history, I might fall asleep. The content here is quite interesting.
8 likes1y ago
I think it's okay. It's quite novel to express history in the form of storytelling! In addition, every time I tell a story, I use a title quote, not a theme, so I don't tell it around the given words. I think it's pretty good! After all, if there is no theme, then there is no center, just have it! There's nothing wrong with using a title to start a whole story! Of course, some of these opinions may not be liked by everyone. After all, everyone has different historical knowledge reserves and different discernment abilities, so everyone's opinions are also different! It's understandable that there will be some discrepancies! Giving 4 stars is not too high!
6 likes1y ago
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3 likes1y ago
It's really so good-looking, bro.
1 like1y ago
The history is vivid and interesting, and very beautiful.
1 like1y ago
Author, how are you going to compensate my little heart for being hurt because the back part is gone?
1 like1y ago
I saw the latest chapter. Come on, author [blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss]
1y ago

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