Qin Wanruo links up with a livestream that connects the past and present. Her mission is to clear the names of historical figures who have been slandered.
King Zhou of Shang is no longer a one-dimensional villain, and Qin Shi Huang is no longer portrayed as a tyrant. One piece of irrefutable archaeological evidence after another leaves the emperors speechless.
But as the emperors watch, they soon can’t sit still...
After finishing her lecture, the streamer turns around and gives Ying Zheng high-yield rice seeds, a world map, and plans for a curved-shaft plow.
Li Shimin accuses her of playing favorites, Liu Bang scolds her for being biased, and comments flood across the sky screen.
Qin Wanruo spreads her hands. “Sorry, I’m the descendant of Prince Gao. There’s nothing illegal about giving my own ancestor a little extra help, right?”
The author's book is quite good, but the long paragraphs of text are dazzling to read 😂. I would like to give the author a suggestion. Now that I have written it, write more interesting content about the unearthed Qin bamboo slips, otherwise it will feel like reading a paper. The Qin bamboo slips are a powerful tool to break the stereotypes of the Qin Dynasty. In addition, the grassroots institutions like the unearthed Qin bamboo slips are what support the framework of the Qin Dynasty! For example, Da Qin is so powerful that even catching granary mice is included in the KPI. 👍👍 Also, the math problems on the unearthed Qin bamboo slips and the multiplication tables! Isn't it more potential than writing about Chi Dao, Zhi Dao, etc. Every day?
Gained a lot of knowledge
The content written is very practical, that is, each historical issue can actually be written in more detail and with multiple responses. The topic jumps too quickly in the article.
It's so well written and I really understand a lot of history. Why isn't it popular? 🥺 It would be better if more people came to understand.
Please provide more content, thank you
Good article, ending my book drought 😘
It feels good and has a lot of history.
It looks pretty good so far