War-Torn Xuancheng: Livestreaming the Ming Dynasty

In 1629, the Embroidered Uniform Guard Shen Lian is pursuing the remnants of the eunuch faction when, at the moment he falls from a cliff, a mysterious white light sweeps him away. When he opens his eyes again, he is in 2025, in the ancient northern frontier city of Xuanhua, holding an embroidered spring saber and facing drones and a livestream. To survive, he is forced to don his flying-fish uniform and launch the “Beacon Fires of Xuanhua” livestream: He slices a drone in two, watched live by a million viewers; He distills wine using ancient methods and sells thirty million yuan worth in a single day; A drone's infrared scan of the Great Wall reveals a hidden door lost for three hundred years, and the National Cultural Heritage Administration immediately takes it into its collection; Under the cover of night, he livestreams a raid on smugglers. The comments surge like an army, while his embroidered spring saber carves out a livestreaming legend for a new age! From nobody to top-tier star, from defending a city to defending a nation, Shen Lian uses the blade of the Ming dynasty to cut through the world of online fame and tear open a rift in time and space. A modern arms conglomerate plans to travel back through the rift to the end of the Ming dynasty and rewrite history; Shen Lian joins forces with millions of online viewers to defend the city remotely. Gifts of virtual rockets turn into fireballs that fill the sky and illuminate Xuanhua's walls. As likes in the livestream rise alongside the smoke from the beacon towers, the “cultural streamer” who arrived last understands: Online fame is not the destination. Protecting what matters is the answer. “Beacon Fires of Xuanhua: Livestreaming the Ming Dynasty” One strike opens a new era of online fame; one journey safeguards thousands of miles of rivers and mountains.