Jiang Ning is a student majoring in history education and also a video creator on Bilibili.
One day, her videos were broadcast to the Myriad Worlds and countless parallel timelines.
Her first video, "Classical Chinese 101: If You Want to Kill Me, Don't Use a Chinese Textbook," took a look back at the textbook passages that had left readers with lingering regrets.
Qin Guan: "If our love could last forever, why should we care if we're together day and night?" I wonder if there's a place for me on this sky screen.
Li Yu: "How much sorrow can you ask me to bear? Like a river of spring water flowing east." Seeing the rivers and mountains before me fall into enemy hands, sorrow wells up in my heart.
Qianlong: Hahahahaha! Su Xian is indeed head and shoulders above the rest. I wrote forty thousand poems in my life. No one in two thousand years can compare. Surely I only failed to make the list because prosperous times aren't suited to writing tragic works. Otherwise, I'd certainly be on it.
Su Shi: Little brother, give me a boost.
After reviewing the stunning poems in the Chinese textbooks, all kinds of videos followed one after another.
! "Ranking China's Ancient Emperors"
Qin Shi Huang: Obviously, it's me.
"A Look at the Biggest Spendthrifts of Every Dynasty"
Emperor Taizong of Tang, Li Shimin: Whose descendant is Li Longji? I'll disown him right now.
Jiang Ning noticed that the comment section was filling up with familiar usernames, so she updated her videos as requested to get more views and earn a little extra cash.
Until one day, she realized that these people might not be role-playing after all...
When I read that it was wrong for Qin Shihuang to burn books and humiliate Confucians, I didn't want to read it, but this is just my personal opinion.
Why don't you continue taking stock of poetry😢😢