[You can skip straight to Chapter 15. I was inexperienced when I started writing the earlier chapters, and I don't think they're very good.]
Lu Mingyuan transmigrates to a parallel world called Flower Kingdom, where technology has reached its peak, but history is a blank slate.
Players enter the “Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors” dungeon, laughing and joking, only to be scared offline by a catastrophic flood.
They experience the wars, sacrifices, and rites and music of the Shang and Zhou dynasties. They witness the Duke of Zhou put down the Rebellion of the Three Guards and establish rites and music.
They experience the “Contention of a Hundred Schools,” and a philosophy professor weeps as he begs the virtual Confucius to take him as a disciple.
When someone sneers, “The prosperous Han and Tang dynasties? Made up, surely,” I open the Anxi Protectorate dungeon.
Then comes the invasion of China by the Eight-Nation Alliance, and the arrogant players wail in despair amid gunfire and artillery.
At last, they understand: “It wasn't us who created technology. History chose us.”
