In this parallel world, the "mist copy of history" that comes every ten years has become a nightmare for countries around the world. If you fail to break through, the historical concept corresponding to reality will be completely erased. Chinese history has been broken here, and has even been maliciously tampered with by foreign forces into the twisted "Great Wall of Flesh" and the "Corpse Immortal Qin Emperor". Su Yuan, the protagonist who traveled through time, was classified as severely delusional because he insisted that "China has a history of five thousand years" and was imprisoned in the Abnormal Human Research Center. When the fourth dungeon was opened, he was thrown into the S-level desperate dungeon "The Strange Night of the Tang Dynasty" as a consumable cannon fodder.
Here, Li Bai transformed into a thousand-eyed wine fairy, and the city of Chang'an became a millstone of flesh and blood. And Su Yuan awakened the "Historian's Soul Pen" and used blood and reason as ink to write real historical biographies in the void. He wrote "Li Bai's Hundred Poems on Drinking Wine" to forcibly dispel the twisted rules of the wine fairy; he wrote "The sky covers the earth, and there are tens of thousands of things" to frighten the weirdness of all things. His brain circuit, which coexists with extreme madness and absolute sanity, allows him to perfectly empathize with the desperate Chinese ancestors in the distorted history, turning the thrilling escape into a reverse hunt.
As more dynasties were unlocked, the Chinese heroes in Su Yuan's works began to fight across borders. From the Sword Immortal of the Tang Dynasty to the Black Armor of the Qin Dynasty, he single-handedly reshaped the Chinese pantheon. Faced with the suppression of foreign forces and the indescribable things deep in the fault line of history, Su Yuan set up a plan step by step, using dimensionality reduction strikes that predict the historical truth and reversals of reasoning that subvert common sense to crush all obstacles.
When false history is suppressed, who dares to say that China is godless?