A mysterious sky screen stretches across the heavens, broadcasting the modern world to every dynasty throughout history.
When Qin Shi Huang sees later generations call the Great Wall “the first unfinished project in history,” when Emperor Wu of Han learns that his actions in his later years caused the Witchcraft Disaster, when Emperor Taizong of Tang watches the An Lushan Rebellion grind a golden age to dust, when Zhu Yuanzhang hears that his descendants starved to death on Coal Hill...
The emperors collectively lose it.
From refining bases to compulsory education, from the Guanlong faction to historical regrets, everyone beneath the sky screen looks up: emperors and generals, peddlers and commoners alike. Some curse, some weep, some reflect, and some quietly take notes.
This is a collective spectacle spanning two thousand years. History has no “what ifs,” but when the sky screen shoves the “outcome” right in their faces, everyone begins to reconsider the road beneath their feet.
This book is good, at least it doesn't brag about the emperor