On the day Zhuge Qingyun got into university, an extraordinary phenomenon appeared in the sky. The whole sky became a giant screen, livestreaming his every move to people of the past, from the Qin and Han dynasties to the Ming and Qing. His phone automatically connected to the sky screen System. Whenever he filmed a video, people from every dynasty could watch, and even leave feedback through a special form of “thought transmission.”
The ancients witnessed modern technology, new ideas, and campus life in real time. Emperors watched livestreams at court, scholars discussed university courses around the stove, and soldiers stationed at the frontier learned to do radio calisthenics. The world order changed quietly, not through force, but through the overwhelming impact of information from a more advanced age.
Zhuge Qingyun discovered that he could collect “Civilization Points” through likes, unlocking the ability to communicate across eras and even influence the course of history. There are no martial heroes or paths of cultivation here. Knowledge and everyday life alone set off a silent revolution. As the ancient and modern worlds collided, civilization was redefined through livestreams.
The protagonist does not travel back to ancient times. There are no conspiracy theories. The livestream simply shows the protagonist's daily life,
What's going on with novels these days? Why is the content reversed?
I've read too many cool articles, and this one gives me a headache🤕