From the Start, Ranking the Top Recitation Squad [Historical Videos]

Hello, coming your way is the high school Chinese recitation-and-dictation dream team. Latest update: “A Joyous Encounter: On Jingkou’s Beigu Pavilion,” by Xin Qiji [Cao Cao: Sing over the wine! How many years can a man live? Like morning dew, our days are gone, and sorrow fills the rest.] [Li He: To repay your favor, I’d take the jade dragon sword and die for you on the Golden Terrace.] [Li Bai: Ah! How perilous, how high! The road to Shu is harder than climbing to the blue sky!] [Du Fu: If only I had a mansion with ten thousand rooms, sheltering all the poor scholars beneath its roof, so they could smile with joy!] Zhou Xianmeng is an ordinary video-editing content creator. One day, she wakes up to find a video System quietly installed beside her, connecting all worlds and allowing her to travel through time and space. And so her videos cross paths with history. I’m bad at writing blurbs, but here are a few tips before you read: 1. This is an entertainment novel, not a history-focused work. The history is fictionalized, and the characters may be out of character. I’ll do research before writing, but the plot will involve some things I’ve made up, so please don’t expect rigorous historical accuracy. Original sources for references and quoted material will be provided in the author’s notes. 2. I take responsibility for my novels and have an outline. I’ll finish this one. Paid chapters have 70% anti-piracy protection. I write at 500–600 characters per hour, and research slows me down even more, so updates are irregular, usually around 11 p.m. to midnight. 3. If you don’t enjoy this novel, please stop reading in time. This is my first story, and my abilities are limited. I’m a typical Chinese university graduate preparing for the civil service exam, not a full-time author. There has been too much arguing in the comments over controversial historical figures. It affects both the reading experience and my mood when writing, so this sensitive author has closed the comments. 4. Please don’t give me writing advice. My upcoming works are on my homepage, but I only write what I want to write. Theme: Five thousand years of Chinese civilization, celebrating Chinese culture.