Live from the Dream of the Red Chamber: I Guarded the Ming Dynasty for Three Hundred Years

“Lin Daiyu was not burying flowers. She was burying the Ming Dynasty's last court historian.”

When Gu Meng said this during a livestream, the entire internet mocked her for doing anything to chase traffic.

She is the youngest ancient-book conservator in the Forbidden City, and the last in a family line that has served as the Ming Dynasty's guardian of the dead for three hundred years.

She has kept watch for three hundred years, waiting for this very day.

A bloodstained fragment of The Story of the Stone peeled away beneath Gu Meng's fingertips, tearing open the truth buried for three centuries:

This was no tale of love. It was the last secret order to restore the dynasty, written in 1644, and the ultimate coordinates for the spark of Chinese civilization.

As Gu Meng's gentle yet hammer-like revelations unfolded, the world's understanding of history collapsed!

Could the buildings in Dream of the Red Chamber really be a lost underground arsenal?

Could a theorem revered in the West as a miracle have come from the stolen Yongle Encyclopedia?

When the ultimate destination of Zheng He's treasure fleet was revealed, and the spirit of the Ming Dynasty reappeared across time, the whole internet wept, and a great nation rose!

In the shadows, the mysterious organization known as the Pruners, bent on erasing the truth, bared its fangs.

Lu Xun, the silent descendant of the Imperial Guard, slowly drew the rusted embroidered spring saber at his waist:

“Miss Gu, just say the word. I'll cut down those lurking in the dark.”

For three hundred years, they guarded the dead. Today, they respectfully summon the spirit of the Ming Dynasty to return to the world!