Just after complaining about Xi Shi's ornaments in the museum, Lin Yue, a modern social animal, fell into the Kuaiji Mountain in 494 BC. At the beginning, I encountered Gou Jian lying down on a firewood and tasting gallbladder. He used modern first aid knowledge to save the King of Yue who had "excessive gallbladder", but was forcibly recruited as a "warlock of Qi".
When ordered to find a beauty, he mistakenly regarded Xi Shi by the Huansha River as a "scammer" and exchanged her for half a piece of wheat cake with sunscreen. He used a mobile phone flashlight as a "luminous mirror" and taught the village girls to do aerobics to pass the time. I wanted to be a salty fish and watch history, but I didn't expect that the "modern etiquette" I taught Xi Shi would become her life-saving talisman after entering the palace. The "Escape Route Map from Wu Palace" I drew actually became the key to the restoration of the Yue Kingdom.
When "playing" turns into excitement, when historical inertia collides fiercely with the butterfly effect, Lin Yue discovers: It is easy to flirt with Xi Shi, but it seems a bit difficult to take her to survive in troubled times, and let the Chunqiu Overlord play soy sauce at the same time? This is a light-hearted story that makes a joke in a serious history and finally brings four beauties home.
