Stealing the Heavens, Changing the Sun: They Stole Chinese Civilization

Name: Stealing the Heavens, Changing the Sun: They Stole Chinese Civilization
Author: Foster Good Relations

偷天换日：他们偷走了华夏文明

by Foster Good Relations (搞活关系)

Status: Completed
Length: 306k Words
Genre: Urban
Subgenre: Urban Cultivation
Updated: 1y ago
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In 2050, the most secretive institution in Huaxia, the Huaxia Institute of Origins, combines cutting-edge technologies such as brain-computer interfaces, time compression, and energy-gathering matrices with the ancient Daoist cultivation technique, the Primordial Return to the Void Art. Together, they train three superpowered elites to form the Void Return Special Operations Team. Their primary mission is to travel back in time and find evidence. In the Ming dynasty, they search for traces suggesting that classics such as the Yongle Encyclopedia, The Exploitation of the Works of Nature, and the Military Preparedness Records may have been “shared” abroad. In the Qing dynasty, they investigate clues that Western “scholars” may have altered, translated, and rewritten Eastern classics, as well as the Qing court’s sinister scheme to join forces with Western powers to carve up Huaxia. In the Republican era, they collect material related to Western cultural invasion and the infiltration of historical narratives, while tracking down the enormous wealth Qing descendants transferred overseas. They gather irrefutable evidence to expose “Western fabricated history” and prove Huaxia’s cultural confidence. We will no longer need validation from outsiders, because we have a real, glorious history to support us. We will hold our heads high and stride along the broad road to national rejuvenation, showing the world that the profound and magnificent Huaxia civilization is far beyond anything that “Western history,” wrapped in lies, can compare with!

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