The Sky Reflects My Home: the Daily Life of Live Broadcast in Ancient and Modern Times

When I woke up, Empress Changsun of the Tang Dynasty, Empress Lu of the Han Dynasty, Empress Dugu, and Empress of the Zhou Dynasty gathered in my living room. As a writer of historical novels, I was forced to embark on a crash course in post-modern survival. From flushing toilets to short video live broadcasts, daily teaching was broadcast back to their respective dynasties on the screen. Li Shimin crushed his wine glass when he saw Guanyin's maid learning how to use a selfie stick, and Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty plucked out his beard when he saw Lu Hui shopping on Taobao. What's even more exciting is that every novel I write has become a "compulsory history textbook" for their original dynasty. And the longer they stayed in my house, the bigger the cracks in time and space on the other side of the sky became... Until in my study, four imperial edicts from different eras were read simultaneously.