I Made an Annotation on the Genealogy That All the Ancestors Have Become Saints.

When programmer Su Cheng was sorting out his old family tree, he accidentally activated an "annotation" function that allows him to edit history. With a mischievous mentality, he wrote a line of annotations under the name of his ancestor, a scholar who died in poverty and depression in the late Qing Dynasty. ["Life advice: Give up writing and go into business, go south to Guangzhou, resell foreign goods, and become rich quickly."] The next day, Su Cheng was woken up by the housekeeper and found that he was no longer living in a rental house, but in a century-old manor. His scholar ancestor actually became a "red-top businessman" who was extremely wealthy. Su Cheng realized it. ["To the Ancestors of the Warring States Period: Stop refining elixirs. There is iron ore under your mountain. Dig it out and sell it to a young man named Ying Zheng."] ["To the Ancestor of the Prosperous Tang Dynasty: The house in Chang'an quickly took action, went to the Western Regions, found the fat man named An Lushan, and sold the evidence that he was preparing to rebel to Li Longji."] ["To the ancestors of the Northern Song Dynasty: Stop studying Neo-Confucianism and go to the northwest to grow cotton. You will usher in a warm era."] A genealogy of the Su family records every key node of Chinese civilization. Su Cheng: "At first I just wanted to improve the food, but I accidentally sent all my ancestors to the altar."