In 2053, Lin Nai was on the verge of becoming Star Alliance University's history department's most notorious dropout when her kind homeroom teacher came to her rescue.
The price was that she had to join a new research team, transmigrate into various parallel timelines, and try to save unfortunate monarchs from different eras.
System: Come on, what's our slogan?
Lin Nai: Are kings and nobles born to rule?
System: Good grief, you're a royalist, not a revolutionary!
Lin Nai: Oh, right, I get it... The ruler's fate is in my hands, not Heaven's!
This story is based on historical fiction.
The first and fourth stories draw on the plot and setting details of Stefan Zweig's Decisive Moments in History; the sixth story is inspired by The Last Days of Marie Antoinette.
The second story is adapted from the novel The Tower of London.
The third story draws on Records of the Grand Historian and various unofficial histories.
The layout and architecture of Chang'an and Daming Palace in the fifth story are adapted from the descriptions in Tales from the Tang Poems. The story's main arc is also based on that book.
I apologize for not providing specific citations in each chapter.
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I think the first few are okay, but I think it's too much for the heroine Constantine to insist on saving him. A monarch has his own pride. When her subjects were still fighting for her, she became a deserter. The heroine saved the hero's life, but destroyed his faith, dignity and eternal reputation. It's really too much. Is it okay to casually destroy other people's beliefs just so that you can graduate? This is a parallel world, not a real game. It's really sad to see this. The heroine is so selfish.
Why are the extras still talking about history?
This is the best historical time travel novel I have seen in recent years
OK, hi, wifey (confident
Hahahahahahaha it was so fun to write
What should I do if I die while traveling through time in my true body? Isn't it really dead?
To be honest, reading this article really requires brainpower
The one that was classified?
I thought Mr. System was the male protagonist?
Wow, this guy is really a sensible person.