[Livestreaming + ancient-to-modern transmigration + everyone’s darling + wild imagination]
Shen Mu, a university student working construction to earn his tuition, finds a three-and-a-half-year-old girl who speaks in an old-fashioned way.
She calls him “big brother,” says her name is Li Mingda, and that her nickname is Sizi.
Shen Mu: That name sounds familiar. Wait, isn’t she... the Princess Jinyang of the Tang Dynasty who died young?!
He plans to take her to the police station, but the little girl tugs at his clothes, her eyes brimming with tears. “Big Brother, Sizi only has you.”
Shen Mu’s heart melts. Fine, what’s one more bowl at the table? I’ll raise her!
He thinks he’s just picked up a little tagalong, but then...
When she gets into a fight at kindergarten, she cites The Tang Code: A Commentary on the Laws and explains the law on the spot.
She starts livestreaming to earn money for formula, and a lost ancient poem she recites offhand sends a professor to her door in the middle of the night.
Even more incredibly, the city museum asks her to serve as a “children’s consultant,” and she can tell the entire past and future of national treasures with just one look!
Shen Mu watches the balance in his bank account soar, then looks at his little sister, whom all sorts of bigwigs are rushing to visit, and falls into deep thought:
Did I just... pick up an extraordinary little ancestor?
Then one day, a mysterious organization comes knocking, and a government envoy hands him a confidentiality agreement.
Only then does Shen Mu realize that the one he has been protecting is not only his little sister, but also... the echo of a civilization.
