You Asked Me to Explain History, and I Brought Qin Shi Huang Back to Life?

Let's get this straight: this is a completely serious science livestream (absolutely).

Su Bai, a former top history student, is now the internet's number-one con artist.

In this livestream, you'll see the most outrageous “scientific phenomena”:

Scene One:

A thousand-year-old corpse looks as young as ever, and can not only move but dance?

Su Bai: “That's collagen retaining its activity, combined with a resonance phenomenon caused by the Earth's magnetic field.”

The result: The corpse is completely taken in, and the viewers' understanding of the world lies in pieces.

Scene Two:

A river of mercury parts on its own, and the terracotta warriors roar in unison.

Su Bai: “That's acoustic control technology working with a hydraulic transmission system. The wisdom of the ancients!”

Others' reaction: Newton lifts the lid of his coffin, while Einstein leaves the group chat.

Scene Three:

A special police unit surrounds a tomb chamber, armed to the teeth, and points their weapons at Su Bai as he flies through the air on a sword.

Su Bai: “Please, officers, let me explain. This is called aerodynamics...”

The authorities issue an official notice in white text on a blue background: [The streamer is suspected of seriously violating the laws of physics. We recommend dissecting him for research!]