
The Ancients Watch the Sky Screen: Starting with Molecular Anthropology
古人观天幕:从分子人类学开始
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- Ongoing
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- 471k Words
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- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
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- 2d ago
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- Fanqie
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Explore more →This Is an Advanced Reading Slump Zone. Beginners, Stay Away
I've read 1,596 books, for a total of 2,838 hours and 38 minutes, and still have 682 books on my shelf. I'm really out of things to read. I won't ramble on, just recommend anything, any genre.
Any Watch-Along Fics Where They Just Watch the Sky Screen Without Interacting?
I don't want to see the protagonist interact with historical figures. I only want the sky screen, with people from the past learning useful things or knowledge from it, so they can help the people and prevent regrets from happening. They shouldn't be given things directly, either. They should make gradual, practical progress.
Looking for Historical Novels with a Well-Informed Sky Screen
I looked around on Tomato and found that lots of people watch short videos, get worked up about history, and then write novels. Many treat novels and TV dramas as actual history, and even marketing-account content gets taken as fact. Please, I want authors with a little more cultural knowledge. No more romanticizing our ancestors; portray the Yuan and Qing objectively.
Looking for Sky Screen Stories Featuring Historical Viewing, with Smart Characters
Please recommend stories where people from ancient times see the modern world. They must be logical, sensible, and well-supported!!!!!!!!!!!! I've read a few and they were so bad they made me sick!!!!!
Sky Screen Stories, but Don't Make Them All About History. Whose Videos Are Entirely History?
Looking for Historical Stories with Livestreams and Sky Screens
Stories where videos are shown to people across different periods of history. Lighthearted and funny, preferably aimed at women, with no romantic pairing.
Any Sky Screen Stories That Don't Focus on History?
Why are all the sky screen stories these days about history? Are there any sky screen stories about other topics? Please recommend some, everyone!
Reaction Fics, Anything Goes
Looking for books similar to From the Start, Taking Stock of the Sunny, Cheerful Big Brother.
Sky Screen Stories These Days All Seem to Have a Sense of Superiority
How should I put it? The plots are all the same old stuff. Please recommend a good sky screen novel with no romance and no brainless characters. Ideally, the protagonist should be male. Don’t blindly praise any particular person, criticize ancient times using modern values, or act superior.
Any Good Sky Screen Stories? Not Just History Lectures: Make Them Funny and Full of Memes
I’m looking for books similar to Sky Screen: Scrolling Through Short Videos, Ying Zheng Gets MVP.
Looking for Historical Sky Screen Fics That Keep Up With Current Events!
Stories featuring all kinds of historical songs, like “Five Thousand Years of Chinese History” (is that what it’s called? The rap song about history), or the student poetry recitation “What If Li Bai Had Never Existed,” which I just came across. A lot of stories like these use really old tropes.
Sky Screen Stories That Don’t Just Talk About History. Who Can Keep Watching History Videos All Day?
The Latest Historical Sky Screen Stories
Looking for stories like *The Sky Screen Begins with the French Revolution*. Historical sky screen stories.
Looking For Good Sky Screen Novels
Looking for books like *Sky Screen: From the Start, Everyone Knows I'm Going to Rebel*. I found a great book, finished it, and then realized it's just a tiny new one. The author might not update it, and who knows when the next chapter will come. Waaah 😭
Any Historical Sky Screen Novels That Don't Grovel to Any Emperor?
Looking for books similar to *The History Lecture Hall: Do You Want to Be Emperor?*.
Sky Screens Across Different Worlds
Anything works, including dramas, novels, anime, ancient history, and sky screens.
Sky Screen Novels: No Ming-Dynasty Apologists, No Glorifying the Ming
I said not to glorify the Ming dynasty!!! Several of these books are sneaking in praise for the Ming again!!! Either a male or female lead is fine, but preferably a female lead. If it's a male lead, there should be no romance.
Any Stories Where Someone Livestreams Scientific Knowledge to People in Ancient Times? Preferably With More Western Science
I’m looking for stories related to scientific knowledge. Short-video science explainers would work too. I don’t want the System to directly hand ancient people things that help them, like instructions for making paper or gunpowder, or seeds, though those things can appear during a livestream. I’d rather not have too much about dynasties, since I’ve read too many...
2026 Is Almost Here, Any New Sky Screen Stories?
History, with a sky screen.
Ancient People Watch Live Streams on the Sky Screen, Please Stop Always Posting History, Who Would Keep Watching This Forever?
Recently, I Have Become Obsessed with Books About Ancient Tianmu. Why Don't Fellow Taoists Share These Good Books?
I would like to read books similar to "History Live Broadcast: Starting from One Emperor Through the Ages".
Historical Novels with a Sky Screen, Logical Arguments, and More Than Just Personal Opinions
I want something like *The Sky Screen: The Accidental and the Inevitable in History*.
Historical Novels with a Sky Screen
Looking for books like *The Audience Is Stunned! History Is Full of People-Eating!!!* Are there any reasonably sensible historical sky screen stories these days? None of that “our ancestors are all so charming” stuff, putting down Han Zu and Song Zu, denying the Yuan and Qing dynasties, or man-hating feminism. I like the views in this one, but...
Showing TikTok to People from Ancient Times
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It's very interesting. This article is quite innovative. It's not like the other boring videos and historical science that I watch every day. I've long since become bored with it.
It is one of the few objective celestial texts. It does not engage in ancestor worship. Even if it hates the Manchus, it will not be like some authors. Instead, it will use historical materials to discuss the matter. It is quite interesting. If you want to learn more trivia, you can read it. It's the long list of human molecular sciences that I sometimes can't remember.
It's very good-looking. I especially like this kind of biological science subject matter. I don't like reading history. Today's historical perspectives are all the same, and there are even mistakes. I haven't studied them carefully. This is written to make money. It's just that there is still no connection between each picture. I read the book reviews before starting to read and knew that this problem existed, but it is still very serious. Most other articles use the reaction of a certain character to connect chapters. However, because it is a historical theme, it is more convenient and may not be suitable for this article.
Not bad, the coverage is quite extensive. Except for the headache of reading the names of foreign regions, the overall content is relatively dull. Except for the occasional jokes, I like this kind of reading. I like the feeling of knowledge passing through my mind. It is not a cool article, and the plot content cannot be said to be written. I can only say that those who like this kind of celestial text can read it. If you want to see the ancient saints shocked, this book is not available. The evaluation is objective and there is no charming ancestor.
Not bad. Although it should still be assisted by AI, the AI taste is much less than similar canopy movies. It seems much more comfortable than similar articles on Tomato. It's just that there are too few responses from the ancients.
It's very interesting. It's much better than those small marketing videos. There are both Chinese and foreign ones that suit my taste. I also started writing movie-watching articles, although my most popular movie-watching articles were all deleted [laughter] Oh, this is my first time watching Sister Fang's movie, and I also look forward to it. The birth of life, Shluka, the overlords of living creatures throughout the ages, the ancient network and the present [smile], and the history of organ evolution [smile] Always come on!
The writing is good. At least the author is quite knowledgeable about history. He also watches various videos regularly. The ratio of the content of the story to the historical reaction is also appropriate. These points alone exceed more than 95% of the novels of the same type on this site.
This Tianmu text is relatively fresh and interesting at present. As the author mentioned at the beginning of the first chapter, the content is diverse and includes knowledge from ancient and modern times, both at home and abroad. It's not as vulgar as some similar novels (they are all copied from ancient misconceptions, old and modern characters speak vulgarly without realizing it, and the words are full of modern arrogance and superiority), so you can read it.
I'm reviewing it after tying it, trust me, it looks good. Expanding, it means that it is more popular science and contains less private liberal arts? It is quite different from the usual tropes of Tianmu novels, where no matter what is said, it will turn to historical spoilers and then use various stereotypes about OOC ancient people. Of course, it's impossible for a Tianmu text not to talk about history, but it's too cliche and it's really a bit boring, so this text is just right. The writing style is also very good, and the jokes are natural. Although there are large sections of paleontology and molecular anthropology, those who are willing to be popularized can read it, and those who think it is too long can also skip it. Anyway, I think it looks good, I don't find it boring, and it is quite informative. Ah, maybe the author's current views are more in line with mine, so it seems very comfortable.
I catch up to the latest in one go. Although liberal arts students can't understand molecular anthropology at all, they can still find it interesting regardless of whether they understand it or not. Although it is a Tianmuliu online article, the content is rare and rigorous. If it is written at this pace, it will also be a good popular science article. (Speaking of which, if the author has time, he can insert some pictures, and the look and feel will be better)