Lin Jianwei, 26 years old, a tour guide in Xi'an and a popular history anchor.
During an ordinary Sunday live broadcast, she was teasing Qin Shihuang about seeking immortality - suddenly a hole opened in the sky. At the same time, the same sky opened above Xianyang Palace. Qin Shihuang put on his clothes and walked out of the palace. He looked up and saw a young woman. She was saying: "After Qin Shihuang died, Qin II died."
The jade tablet in Zhao Gao's hand fell to the ground.
At first she thought it was a live broadcast glitch, until a few lines of messages in Qin Jian font floated in the barrage area - "Who is making a noise?" She used the obscure articles in "Historical Records" to test, and the other person responded instantly, and the other person was true. The sky continued to spread, from the Qin and Han Dynasties to the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and from the emperors to the common people. There are more and more barrages, and the issues range from national policy to life and death, from posthumous reputation to eternal regret. Some people want to pry out a future, and some people just want to ask - will anyone remember my daughter's name in the future?
The sky begins to count down, seventy-two hours, and all dynasties are online at the same time. At the last moment, the barrages were piled up together, and no one could see clearly. The picture disappears and everything goes silent. Then a private message whose source cannot be traced lit up - "Mr. Xie teaches" signature: Zheng
Modern live broadcast + ancient canopy, using clean and restrained writing to tell a dialogue story spanning two thousand years.
Historical derivatives | Sky screen live broadcast | Group portraits
