Showing: The opening ceremonies of the 2008 and 2012 Olympics spark a cultural movement throughout the dynasties.
Showing: Online-course instructors from Bilibili, modern lessons anyone can learn.
Showing: The Han Dynasty’s heartthrob, the Liu family’s political talent leaves Ying Zheng utterly shaken.
Showing: “Your Majesty, please call me Crown Prince.” Li Shimin is in tears.
Showing: The Yongle Emperor. Zhu Yuanzhang falls into deep thought, his hand already reaching for Zhu Di’s head.
Showing: Nuonuo’s romantic development. The red-haired shrine maiden shouts, “Don’t spell it out so clearly, okay? Don’t I get any privacy?!”
Showing: The tortoise dies with a smile. Genji Shisheng holds his head and ponders. It seems there’s nothing left to regret, but something still feels off.
Showing: Yue Hong’s reincarnation and renewed bond. Dongfang Yuechu grins foolishly as he dodges Yaya’s fists.
Showing: Chu Lan’s inner monologue. Wugensheng shouts, “Zhang, you’re awesome!”
Showing: The Rusted Iron Arc: “Dare to invade my land, and even your demon blades will be shattered by the rusted iron in the hands of millions!”
Showing: To our hard-won victory. The young wizards sob until they are spent, while the great wizards clench their fists.
Synopsis 2:
The complete technologies behind the Four Great Inventions are poured into everyone’s mind at once. They’re there whenever you need them. No permission required, no cost.
Online courses are now available. From this day forward, education is for everyone, regardless of status, and requires no permission.
Productivity rises step by step, technology advances step by step, and minds are gradually freed.
No one is born noble. No one deserves to stand above the rest.
This is a revolution with no leader and no manifesto.
When knowledge becomes as ubiquitous as the air, even the most solid walls will crumble with time.
When everyone can reach their full potential and all cultures flourish together, the world will naturally become one community.
But my imagination was a little different. I thought the author would write about things that happened in modern times and ancient times, which was more diversified. But later it falls back on ancient history (mainly because I have read too many topics about ancient times, which makes me feel a little bit unbearable when it comes to ancient history). I hope the author can do some more modern history later.
It feels good, but can the author write about more worlds or other countries in history? I'm almost finished reading it, but I feel like the world written in each chapter is basically the same.
It's okay, no problem