[Pure slice of life, focused on the protagonist and heroine traveling. Please don’t read if that bothers you.]
A sky screen spanning all of time and space descended without warning upon every ancient parallel world.
Lin Chen, from a modern city, met Li Lizhi, the frail Princess Changle of the deep palace, who had suddenly appeared by the seaside. Thus began a vacation spanning past and present.
Yachts raced across the sea, and they wandered through bustling cities. Countless wonders found only in modern times were displayed without reservation through the sky screen to the people of the Tang, Sui, Han, Wei, and countless other dynasties.
The princess broke free from the constraints of the palace and experienced a life of freedom she had never imagined.
Emperor Li Shimin of the Tang Dynasty stared intently at the sky screen, deeply shaken by the advanced public services and convenient inventions of the modern world. He ordered the whole country to study the knowledge of this otherworldly age.
Officials, physicians, and commoners throughout the dynasties were all in an uproar, as their deeply rooted ancient beliefs were shattered one after another.
The plot content is just average
AI text, modern people speak with the tone of ancient people
It's AI again, I'm already physiologically nauseated by AI now, it makes me feel sick🤢
What kind of idiot male protagonist is he writing about? He knows someone is sick and doesn't treat it, so he just keeps playing there.
It can be seen later that the author has made some progress in his writing
Too much nonsense, loose logic, and a bunch of errors in details
Anchor anchor, can you add Li Mingda?
It's better to speak plainly during the conversation
I hope they won't give anything to the ancients. They want everything if they don't develop themselves. Asking them to develop themselves is not giving them land.
Popularize some science about the universe, science fiction movies, and high technology that shocked the ancients. We readers feel superior when watching it. Don't spoil history. We don't need you to teach us history lessons. Say thank you