History Livestream: From the Start, Lu Xun's School Text Leaves the First Emperor in Shambles

What would happen to history if the ancestors of old could read modern Chinese textbooks ahead of time?

Shen Yue accidentally activated a historical sky screen connecting the Myriad Worlds.

He didn’t put together a list of the ten greatest emperors. Instead, he went straight to the classic texts from modern nine-year compulsory education!

The poem “The Old Charcoal Seller” made Bai Juyi weep aloud, and even Emperor Wu of Han began to reflect on the hardships of ordinary people.

The story “Blessing” shattered the so-called chastity memorial arch, awakening women across the Myriad Worlds.

The story “The Family of Chen She” rang out with the cry, “Are kings and nobles born to their station?” Emperors throughout history felt a chill run down their spines!

The glorious ages the Confucian scholars praised were ruthlessly exposed by one textbook passage after another on the sky screen.

Qin Shi Huang: “My Great Qin fell because of harsh laws and cruel punishments?”

Zhu Yuanzhang: “So my civil service exams based on eight-legged essays harmed scholars across the realm?”

That day, the ancestors finally understood that the glorious ages they had always been so proud of had been “devouring people” all along!