Could it be that the “Pengju’s Last Words” comment you saw while browsing history videos wasn’t a joke from some netizen, but Yue Fei’s lingering soul crying out one last time from the cracks between dimensions?
Could it be that the words “Loyal to the Nation” are fading from your textbooks because higher-dimensional revisionists are carving away the traces of our ancestors, one cut at a time?
Could it be that a history post you tossed off on a whim will become a gateway connecting past and present, letting the cold gleam of the Liquan Spear pierce through the screen and strike at the higher dimensions?
When the seemingly ordinary online history section becomes a battlefield where higher dimensions seek to destroy Chinese heritage, every vanished historical entry is a tombstone for an ancestor. The heroic souls buried in the history books are clutching at the scraps of words in the comment section, waiting for someone who can bring them back.
And are those ancestors who answer across time really here just to lend a hand?
In this age when everyone is scrolling through history, the survival of our heritage is hidden between the lines in the comment section. I will grasp this thread, summon our ancestors from every dynasty, and cut down the higher-dimensional demonic claws, so the soul of China can never be erased!
