[What if the ancients could see the history books...]
I’m Lin Xiao, an ordinary history student who unexpectedly became the administrator of a “sky screen” connecting the dynasties of the past.
The task was simple: livestream the future for our ancestors.
It’s just that this batch of viewers is a handful.
After Qin Shi Huang watched the Qin dynasty fall in the second generation, he drew his sword on the spot and bathed Xianyang in blood.
After witnessing a replay of the Xuanwu Gate Incident, Tang Taizong wept alone in the Ganlu Hall.
When Zhu Yuanzhang learned that his own son Zhu Di would rebel in the future, he “invited” the Prince of Yan back to the palace that very night to “have a heart-to-heart.”
When Emperor Wu of Han saw footage of Crown Prince Liu Ju being driven to suicide, he fell silent for a long while, then ordered Jiang Chong’s entire clan exterminated.
Meanwhile, I used the emperors’ “moments of total meltdown” to charge the System, while carefully trying to maintain the fragile balance of history.
Until every emperor, across the divide of time, turned their gaze in unison toward me behind the screen.
One question, shared by all, pierced the millennia:
“Who are you, really?”
Now I’m holding the remote, standing at a turning point in history...
For the next episode, should I show them the glory of the flourishing Zhenguan era, or the trauma of the An Lushan Rebellion?
My choice will reshape the future of all civilization.
The First Emperor in History’s Complaint Group (Help Wanted, Too)
All My Viewers Are Emperors for the Ages
Our Ancestors Fell Apart After I Spoiled History
Worrying About My Energy Balance, As Always
