After I Died, I Became the Star of an Archaeology Livestream

[The story is complete! Thank you so much for your company and understanding!] In the year 2130, Chinese technology made a major breakthrough. Building on the foundations laid by their predecessors, scientists worked tirelessly and studied diligently until they finally mastered the world's most advanced cross-temporal livestreaming technology. This technology, which surpasses human capabilities, can recreate everything that happened during a deceased person's life. The news sent shockwaves around the world. Countries urged China to begin academic exchanges and promote the sharing of the technology, but there were also plenty of obstacles: Good news: The technology link is extremely stable and can pinpoint a precise target for the livestream. Bad news: The livestream can only reach back one hundred years. Good news: China has produced generations of outstanding people over the past century, including thousands of famous figures. Bad news: Because of privacy concerns, international human rights law does not allow livestream applications. Good news: Sang Qing, the "Father of Cross-Temporal Livestreaming," had foreseen the future. While alive, he left a will specifically stating that if the technology were successfully developed, he could be selected as an "anchor" for cross-temporal livestreaming experiments. Full of excitement, China deliberately chose the Mid-Autumn Festival to launch this unprecedented cross-temporal livestream. The whole world watched: The livestream began. A pair of phoenix eyes that could make your heart skip a beat stared directly into the camera. Three seconds later, the whole country erupted: [!!! It worked!!] [5555, Young Master Sang really was so full of youthful spirit!] But their emotion lasted only a few seconds. In the camera's view, the well-behaved-looking young man lifted a brick without even blinking and smashed it into the face of the person opposite him. The red brick fell, a red nosebleed flowed, and the person opposite him collapsed on the spot. The great Sang Qing tossed the brick aside without changing expression, stepped coldly over the man, and sneered. […] [Wow, brutal and a man of few words. As expected of you.] [If I'm not mistaken... the one who got knocked down is Elder Jiang, right?] [Uh... if I'm not mistaken, the passerby is Tang Qiuwan, the most beautiful woman in the world, right?] As the livestream continued, netizens suddenly realized that the younger versions of the great figures were not at all what they had imagined... Could the sickly, beautiful scientist Sang Qing really punch a kid with every blow? Could the taciturn physicist Jiang Chu really have been a rebellious, funny troublemaker? Could the decisive Iron Lady Yang Yi really have been a shy, introverted little sweetheart when she was young? Could the evergreen host really have been so socially anxious that he couldn't even speak in public? So the unofficial histories and rumors really did lead us astray!! Also, what kind of god-tier class is this?? Thirty people, and half of them are great figures?! This is expected to be a very calm, everyday kind of story. The young ride the wind, and now is the time to set sail. P.S. This is a fictional setting!!! The story has absolutely nothing to do with reality! Not a realistic school-life story. It's heartwarming and healing, funny and passionate, a story about a group of chuuni teenagers saving one another. A lighthearted, healing-style light novel. Theme: Young people should be bold and spirited, pursuing their dreams without ever growing weary!