The whole internet is waiting to laugh at Jiang Xun!
While everyone else heads for the viral tourist attractions, he clutches a yellowed copy of the Gazetteer of Yuanhe Prefectures and Counties and insists on trekking to every remote corner of the country to do “ancient text archaeology livestreams.”
His agency has given him an ultimatum: if he fails to gain followers, they will terminate his contract and demand a huge penalty. Meanwhile, rivals smear him maliciously, and the whole internet mocks him for flaunting a worthless old book just to attract attention, desperate to become famous.
Just as everyone waits for him to ruin his reputation, Jiang Xun unexpectedly awakens the [Mountains and Rivers Ancient Texts System]!
With an ancient text in hand, all he has to do is reach the corresponding landmark to activate a full-scale historical holographic projection. Hundreds of millions of livestream viewers transmigrate together, uncovering historical truths buried for a thousand years and unlocking exclusive, world-defying abilities!
On Pingjiang Road in Suzhou, he consults the Gazetteer of Yuanhe Prefectures and Counties and recreates the bustling neighborhoods of Suzhou in the Jiangnan Circuit during the Tang dynasty. The sights and sounds of everyday life from a thousand years ago unfold before the cameras.
The livestream platform goes wild! Viewership skyrockets from 300 to 30 million, and the hashtag #WhatKindOfHistoricalHighTechIsThisStreamerUsing surges to the top of the trending list!
Beneath the ancient city wall in Xi'an, he uses the Gazetteer of Yuanhe Prefectures and Counties to precisely recreate all 108 wards of Chang'an at the height of the Tang dynasty, solving a century-old mystery about the city's ward system that has baffled archaeologists.
The authority who publicly mocked him for “distorting history to grab attention” apologizes with a bow on the livestream, while the national archaeological team sends him a private message that very night to ask about working together!
In the Gobi Desert near Dunhuang, he follows the Silk Road records in the Gazetteer of Yuanhe Prefectures and Counties to recreate the bustling caravans of a thousand years ago. He deciphers Sogdian documents thought to be lost, astonishing archaeologists at home and abroad!
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