Sky Screen Livestream: I Show Fusu the Modern World

[History + Modern-Day Sightseeing]

Help! I'm just an unlucky new graduate who can't find a job, and one day a 185-centimeter-tall man suddenly appeared in my room.

Fusu, the eldest son of the First Emperor of Qin, is history's great unfulfilled regret: gentle as jade, yet with an air of fragility, and so consumed by his obsession that he drank poison and died by the sword.

And me, Luo Xiaoyu, am constantly bullied by HR, and so broke I can only afford snail rice noodles. By sheer chance, I got bound to a healing System and must help this noble young man from ancient times complete 100 meaningful tasks.

You have no idea! I have to coax the emo Fusu out of his gloom while explaining that "a phone isn't a magical artifact" and "snail rice noodles aren't poison." I even have to deal with his utterly baffled soul-searching questions: "Xiaoyu, you are already of marriageable age. Why have you not discussed marriage?"

Who could have guessed that every moment we spend together would be broadcast live on the sky screen suspended over the Myriad Worlds!

Qin Shi Huang slams the table in the Xianyang Palace: "That is my Fusu."

Emperor Wu of Han stares at the speeding cars, shocked: "How can these iron boxes move on their own, without horses or drivers?"

Emperor Taizong of Tang gazes at the bustling modern streets and the people living in peace, his eyes full of emotion: "A foreign world can truly be this prosperous!"

Emperor Taizu of Song looks at the magnificent rivers and mountains of the modern motherland, stunned: "The later generations have grown so powerful."

Some old-fashioned scholars: "How dare women wear such short clothes? It's utterly improper!" "Women should stay home, serve their husbands, and raise children. How can they go out and work?"