Sky Screen: Princess Changping Comes to the Modern Era and Calls Me Her Husband

[Ancient-to-modern transmigration + sky screens across the dynasties + historical viewing + patriotism + correcting historical misconceptions]

Princess Changping, Zhu Meichuo, thought she would die by the sword of her father, the Chongzhen Emperor.

When she woke, the man standing before her looked exactly like her fiancé, Zhou Shixian. His name was Zhou Shixian.

She asked only three questions: What year is it? Does the Great Ming still exist? How did Father die?

Zhou Shixian simply cast videos from his phone onto the television for her.

After she finished crying, she wiped away her tears and wrote out a list: grain seeds, medicine, machinery, firearms. She would take them all back to save her father. Not one thing could be left behind.

What she didn’t know was that, from that very night on, a beam of light appeared in the skies of every dynasty, from Qin Shi Huang and Emperor Wu of Han to Emperor Taizong of Tang, Emperor Taizu of Song, Hongwu and Yongle. The sky screens livestreamed every day of the Ming Dynasty’s Princess Changping as she lived in 2026.

Ying Zheng stared at the towering buildings and asked if they were palaces.

Liu Che watched the iron carts racing along the roads without looking away.

Li Shimin asked why the lights didn’t need oil.

Zhu Yuanzhang slapped the desk and smashed it to pieces.

Li Zicheng’s hand, directing the siege, froze in midair.

In the trenches of the War of Resistance, the soldiers pointed at the sky screen and shouted hoarsely, “We won!”