Ji Zhiyan binds to the Myriad Dynasties Sky Screen System and livestreams modern Chinese language lessons to parallel historical timelines.
At first, emperors and ministers throughout history pay no attention, assuming that some junior from a later age is simply spouting nonsense.
That is, until the first lesson, “Blessing,” is broadcast.
On the sky screen, Xianglin’s wife dies a wretched death on a snowy night. Ji Zhiyan’s icy voice rings across the skies of countless dynasties: “Ancestors, do you realize you’ve been ‘eating people’?”
Ying Zheng flies into a rage, and the Great Qin’s harsh laws and punishments are brought to a halt. Liu Che falls silent, and the policy of dismissing the Hundred Schools becomes a laughingstock.
When “Kong Yiji” airs, tearing away the fig leaf that conceals the true face of the eight-legged essay, scholars across the realm collectively lose it. Zhu Yuanzhang grabs a knife in the middle of the night and storms the imperial examination hall!
When “On the Six Kingdoms” and “The Old Man of the Stone Moat” air one after another...
The ancient rulers of every dynasty go completely mad. “Sir, stop teaching! I’ll reform the laws right now!”
Ji Zhiyan smiles faintly. “Don’t rush. Next class, we’re studying Capital.”
Don't keep describing scenes from your rented apartment.
The mention of dragons always evokes the ingrained Eastern romance within us, their soaring through the clouds—a spirit passed down from our ancestors.