The Live Broadcast of My Daily Life in Modern Times Shocked China for Five Thousand Years

Liu Qingzhi, a 36-year-old professor of international relations and a refined non-marriage advocate, woke up on an ordinary weekend and found that she had been selected as a "civilization observer" by a higher civilization - her daily life would be projected in real time through the live broadcast system into the parallel time and space of various historical dynasties in China. From the First Emperor of Qin to Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, from Taizong of the Tang Dynasty to Chengzu of the Ming Dynasty, countless ancient people in parallel time and space suddenly had watch projection equipment that could watch the lives of "posterity generations" in the future. They looked at this independent and confident woman, living in a large and bright flat, driving a "baby horse" without horses, and talked about the international situation that they could not imagine. At first, Liu Qingzhi just wanted to live his own life. But when she realized that every choice she made and every knowledge sharing could change those regretful regrets in history, she began to take the initiative - studying the history of various dynasties and carefully selecting live broadcast content: from papermaking to cement production, from modern agriculture to modern medicine, from the 9.3 Military parade to great power diplomacy, from a century of humiliation to the rise of a great power. Qin Shihuang fell into deep thought while watching the torrent of cavalry, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty burst into tears when he witnessed Huo Qubing's early death, Li Shimin looked complicated when watching the replay of the Xuanwumen Incident, Zhu Di sighed silently when he saw the aftermath of Zheng He's voyages to the West... What Liu Qingzhi doesn't know is that outside her world, an accelerated revolution in civilization triggered by her live broadcast is quietly unfolding in parallel time and space. Her daily life has become the key to changing the destiny of China for five thousand years.