Shan Qing left her hometown after refusing her parents' attempt to force her into marriage, and moved into a cheap apartment shared by five people.
Just as she was worrying about finding a job and paying next month's rent, she unexpectedly got bound to a historical livestream room.
By livestreaming historical events, she could earn livestream points, which could be exchanged for cash or points to improve her physical abilities.
Without hesitation, Shan Qing started streaming:
[The Jingnan Campaign: Judy teaches you how to speedrun the four-year trip from Beiping to Jinling]
[The Battle of Red Cliffs: Cao Cao is old now. Can his navy fight underwater?]
[The Dune Incident: Hu Hai demonstrates the fastest way to destroy an empire]
As the livestreams continued, Shan Qing's life gradually improved. With the wealth she earned from streaming, she returned to university and went from a history enthusiast to a professional historical research expert.
But the comments on her streams looked incredibly strange:
Zhu Yuanzhang: It's always easy to share hardship, but hard to share good fortune. Who are you taking a shot at? And that unfilial son Zhu Di, get over here...
Zhu Di: I've already started intensifying the military training, but why am I Judy?
Cao Cao: Tell me more about how to train the navy.
Qin Shi Huang: Where are Hu Hai and Zhao Gao? Drag them over here at once.
Note: The livestreams affect dynasties in parallel timelines.
Theme: Making up for the regrets of history in parallel timelines
