I Am the Guardian of the National Treasures

Tang Bai was terminated by an entertainment company because of his naturally frail constitution. After signing on with a livestreaming platform, he continued working in his original profession: cultural relic restoration. At the start, the livestream room was full of jeers. #What’s so interesting about restoring artifacts? I used to be a fan of our oppa, but this livestream is so boring. I’m really disappointed.# #A viewer threw a rotten egg at you.# #This streamer is pretty good-looking, but what is he livestreaming? I’m out of here.# As he watched others sing, dance, and rap their way to fame across the internet, Tang Bai’s voice promoting traditional Chinese culture grew ever weaker. Until... Central Daily: #The treasures of Qin Shi Huang’s tomb, sought for a thousand years, appear for the first time in a livestream! Are they real or fake?# Weibo: #Foreign embassies have issued invitations, requesting to trade national treasures for national treasures. Is it because an artifact of theirs appeared in the livestream of Bai Tang (pseudonym)?# On the front pages of all the major livestreaming platforms, a livestream promoting history and culture claimed the top spot. Damn! Isn’t that the artist who was terminated by SNN? That’s my oppa! I’m proud of him! When he was mocked online again, the state issued a statement: “Sorry, he is a guardian under national protection.” A pampered, universally adored protagonist, with a thrilling love rivalry. Theme: Promote traditional Chinese culture and carry forward the spirit of Chinese solidarity.