The sky is hanging over the nine states, and all dynasties can see all kinds of things.
In 2032, literary and history blogger Su Wanhe edited videos as usual, unaware that every frame on his screen was silently projected over the ancient dynasties of every parallel time and space.
When Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty saw how the history books of later generations commented on his great achievements, Li Shimin copied the four words "Qing corvee and poor Fu" overnight. The refugees in the Southern Song Dynasty cried loudly when they saw the modern children growing up safely.
Tianmu Tianji is only broadcast once, and will be burned after viewing it, never to be replayed. Thousands of people copied it by hand all night long, border officers and soldiers gathered around to read it, and the historian cried and re-edited the history of the country.
But she doesn't just talk about emperors and generals.
She talked about the unknown craftsmen who built the canal in the late Sui Dynasty, the old farmers who knelt on the field ridges to calculate taxes in the Han Dynasty, and the sixteen-year-old boy who built Lishan Mountain in the Qin Dynasty - people whose names have never been left in history books.
Marquee doesn't make choices for anyone.
Change it or not, believe it or not, the hand holding the light in each time and space is your own.
A capable ruler can change his ruler, no ruler can change his ministers, no ministers can change his people, and in troubled times all the people can protect their land.
And she just happened to have a direct channel to the top, the freedom to travel to mountains and rivers, a compassionate heart for the past and present, and she also happens to love literature and history.
A Chinese cultural heritage that spans thousands of years runs in both directions.
Use gentleness in daily life to survive through the ages.
