When she woke up, Xie Zhiwan, the first female historian of the Zhou Dynasty, was transformed into a reservist for failing the history department in the 21st century. Good news: She came from the war-torn last years of the dynasty to a peaceful and stable new world. Bad news: The history books here... Are so wrong, right? ! (╯‵□′)╯┻━┻ Looking at the bizarre description of the "romantic and passionate" iron-blooded emperor she personally assisted in the textbook, and then looking at the daily notes in the museum that were identified as "forgeries" and written by herself, Xie Zhiwan suffered from an occupational disease. Can this be tolerated? Must not! In order to put things right (and earn some living expenses at the same time), Xie Zhiwan decided to return to his old business. During the day, she is a good-for-nothing student in the eyes of the professor of the history department; at night, she is the most mysterious treasure history blogger on the Internet, "Bingbi Zhishu". She restores lost inscriptions with her exquisite hairpin small regular script, which attracts calligraphy experts to follow up all night long; she researches the real palace recipes from the clues in ancient paintings, and makes the owner of the food court next door cry. She cited classics, verbally challenged the "inventor of history", cracked down on fakes, and blacklisted others. Fans cried out: "My wife is so strong, I love her so much!" Until the filming of a costume drama known as "S+ level masterpiece" started, the crew hired her as a historical consultant. Looking at the face of the male protagonist, which was very similar to her "romantic" majesty, Xie Zhiwan fell into deep thought. A certain actor: Mr. Xie, how did you feel when you watched this scene? Xie Zhiwan (expressionless): Your Majesty, if you had cried like this back then, your head would have been ripped off by the Queen Mother: ...?
