Videos Across the Myriad Worlds: Saving History’s Greatest Regrets

Name: Videos Across the Myriad Worlds: Saving History’s Greatest Regrets
Author: A Billion Vines

视频通万界：拯救千古意难平

by A Billion Vines (亿枝藤蔓)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 111k Words
Genre: Modern Romance
Subgenre: Modern Romance High-Concept
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Source: Fanqie

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Chen Qinghe is an ordinary history researcher who enjoys posting videos about culture online.

But Western cultural influence is so pervasive that modern people have lost touch with their own culture. As luck would have it, the Myriad Worlds System bound itself to her, allowing her to send videos to different dynasties and talk with historical figures, changing how their stories end. Chen Qinghe was thrilled.

People who had once existed only as regrets in history books now had a chance to change their fate.

The boom in the hidden-meaning school of Dream of the Red Chamber scholarship helped people rediscover the backbone of the Ming dynasty. Chen Qinghe immediately rode the wave and made The Sacrifice Chosen by the Ming Dynasty: Emperor Chongzhen, showing the final backbone of the Ming to the myriad worlds and setting them ablaze...

Chen Qinghe seized the opportunity to take stock of the founders of the Ming dynasty and have them speak with Chongzhen.

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