My name is Feng Zhi, the most inconspicuous "chaotic guide" in the museum - I rely on shouting to explain and get paid, until one day I touched a rusty bronze sword and the ancestral jade bracelet on my wrist suddenly became hot. When I opened my eyes again, I became General Bai who died at Yanmen Pass during the Warring States Period, with a Hun knife stuck in his chest, and in my ears my fiancée Yue'e shouted "Bai Lang comes home" from the top of Anding County. Only then did I realize that the jade bracelet was the "key" that could drag me into the "memory scene" of the cultural relics: when talking about the jade dragon, I could see the hand trembling of the Hongshan craftsmen when carving the "C" shape; when touching the stone carvings of Huo Qubing's tomb, I could hear the young general shouting, "Why do we have a family before the Huns are destroyed?" Fans in the live broadcast room went crazy and called me a "special effects genius", but I was almost driven crazy by this "empathy" - I had bloody nightmares for seven days in a row, and I vomited until I was dehydrated. My colleagues scolded me for "making up stories to gain attention", and my boss hinted "Don't mess with the brand". When I almost couldn't hold on any longer, Mr. Gu, the master of cultural relics, carried me into his study room with books all over the wall: "Perception is a wild horse, and you have to use "Historical Records" to rein it." Only then did I understand that "madness" alone was not enough. I had to nail the fragmented "time travel experience" into historical materials. Checking "Anding County Chronicles" revealed the record that Yue'e had waited for General Bai for forty years. The rust color of the sword matched the characters of the Qin and Jin Dynasties. Even the missing "Yan Ling Sword" had some clues according to the Qin Dynasty system.
Now, I am still the tour guide who lectured crazily in the exhibition hall, but I added an additional opening line in the live broadcast room: "Today we will not talk about special effects, but talk about the general who did not come home two thousand years ago." The jade bracelet is still hot, but I am no longer afraid - it allows me to express my unspoken concerns to the world on behalf of the nameless people in the history books.
