Spoiling History with Eight Fascinating Artifacts

Bu Yan is an amateur video creator. He never imagined that his edited videos would transmigrate through time and appear before ancient dynasties like images in a magic mirror. *"Old Ming Dynasty Stories, Uncovered by Twelve Wooden Tablets" Bu Yan: After Zhu Yuanzhang, founding emperor of the Ming, died, Judy became emperor and sent Zheng He on seven voyages to the Western Seas. It's said one reason was to find that man. Is that just a rumor? Zhu Yuanzhang is about to announce Zhu Yunwen as crown prince when a magical mirror suddenly appears in the hall. Zhu Yuanzhang: ! When did I die? And what the hell is Judy? Zhu Di: On high alert.jpg *"Ancient People's IDs: A Look at Tiger Tallies from Qin Yangling and Tortoise Tallies from Wu Zhou" Bu Yan: The tiger tally on the left was made after Qin Shi Huang unified the Six States. As everyone knows, the First Emperor's great achievements would take three days and nights to recount. But Great Qin fell in its second generation. More than nine hundred years later, Wu Zetian made the tortoise tally on the right. As everyone knows, Wu Zetian was the only legitimate empress in history. A water mirror appears along Ying Zheng's route during his third inspection tour. Ying Zheng: Great Qin fell in its second generation?! Bring me my sword. I need to have a "heart-to-heart" with Fusu. Wait, there was an empress in history? Maybe the gender of Great Qin's successor shouldn't be so strictly restricted. *"A Starry River in the Tomb Turns Qin Shi Huang into a Scam-Fighting Expert" *"Archaeobotany Teaches the Ming Dynasty About the Little Ice Age's Might" Note: 1. Fictional setting! Parallel timelines! 2. [Important] The main plot is about history being revealed and the ancient world developing for the better. There is very little modern-day content. Please add my next story from next door to your collection! "Starting Out in Hong Kong, Conquering the Four Seas [The 1980s]" Original title: "Transmigrating as a Bankrupt Heiress in Hong Kong [The 1980s]" · Chi Pang, known as the "Investment Midas." Because she shares a name with the ill-fated love interest who dies young in a certain novel, someone recommends she read that "rather interesting" male power fantasy set in Hong Kong in the 1980s. The novel's male lead is a rich young heir of the Wu family in Hong Kong, while his love interest lives in poverty in Kowloon Walled City. They fall in love, inevitably drawing the Wu family's opposition. Just as their romance is put through its paces, the Wu family teeters on the brink of bankruptcy. The love interest enters show business to make quick money, helping the male lead return to the ranks of the wealthy. She is so stunning that even in the star-studded Hong Kong entertainment scene of the 1980s, she secures an unshakable place for herself. Three years later, the male lead leads the Wu family back to the top, and the love interest wins Best Actress. Do they live happily ever after? Of course not! Before their wedding, the love interest dies in a car accident. The male lead claims to love his late wife dearly, but remarries within six months and keeps several mistresses. The reason this book is "rather interesting" is that it has a hidden subplot. After the male lead achieves success, tabloids once report that he "may not be a biological son of the Wu family." It turns out the male lead and his love interest were switched at birth. She is the Wu family's biological daughter, and he is the fake heir. Which raises the question: Was there more to the love interest's death? Was the male lead, who benefited the most, one of the masterminds behind it? As the male lead takes control of the Wu family, the truth sinks without a trace. ** Chi Pang wakes up in 1984 Hong Kong, having become the love interest from the book. First, Mrs. Wu, the wealthy matriarch, shows up and angrily tells her she'll never marry into the Wu family. Then Mr. Wu arrives, throws a check at her, and orders her to break up with his son. Chi Pang smiles: Break up, then! Why stay with a man suspected of plotting to kill the love interest? Look, I'm such a nice person. You throw a check at me, and I give you a paternity test report. What a surprise! What a shock! Once the truth about the switched births comes out, the Wu family is thrown into chaos. Chi Pang dusts off her hands and leaves. Why bother coveting the Wu family? The 1980s are a time of upheaval at home and abroad, full of opportunities. She turns to face the surging tide of the era. Drawing on her extensive investment experience, she starts in Hong Kong, buys property, invests in mainland China, and earns international renown. [Note: This is a fictional setting. She doesn't enter the entertainment industry; it's a story about an investment mogul building her fortune. There is a romance, and the male lead is Huai Rong, not the Wu family's fake heir from the original novel.] Theme: Revisit the history of cultural relics and appreciate the beauty of Chinese culture