Livestreaming Su Shi's Life in Exile to the Entire Court [Historical Livestream]

Synopsis: Ming Yi is a university student majoring in communications. After failing the graduate school entrance exam on her first attempt, she begins living as a shut-in at home. While worrying about her future, Ming Yi gets a part-time job livestreaming for a history and culture program. She’s supposed to tell the audience about the eventful and difficult life of Su Dongpo, the literary world’s leading figure. Her predecessors have already said it all. Ming Yi shakes her half-filled head and boldly goes live. “Easy. He just eats, drinks, travels, and misses his little brother, while casually writing masterpieces that will be passed down for all time, one a day, for modern students to memorize and recite from beginning to end.” The Livestream uses cutting-edge technology, giving viewers a holographic projection. In the Northern Song, the emperor and his ministers look up at the miraculous sight suddenly appearing in the sky and fall into deep thought. Wang Anshi: “How come this fellow has it better than I do? Worrying about reform every day is exhausting, you know!” Su Zhe: “My brother’s clothes look a little thin. I should send someone to bring him some money and warm clothes.” The emperor and his ministers: “His writing is incredible! Quick, copy it all down in our little notebooks!” Reader’s guide: 1. The world inhabited by the historical figures who get spoiled is a parallel timeline. 2. Although Su Shi’s life is the main focus, Wang Anshi won’t be vilified. The author will do their best to consult as many sources as possible and remain objective and fair. 3. If anything is historically inaccurate, feel free to point it out in the comments, but please don’t argue. Here’s a story I’m saving for later: Qing Dynasty Time Travel: Consort Nian Is Taking It Easy Nian Hua steps into thin air and finds herself in the Kangxi era. She has two older brothers, known as “Elder Brother Nian” and “Second Brother Nian.” Once she vaguely realizes that her family is quite wealthy, Nian Hua settles down to take it easy. Her parents and brothers can only shake their heads at her daily antics. As time goes by, both her brothers become increasingly prominent, especially her second brother, who makes a name for himself as Nian Gengyao. Nian Hua feels her vision go dark. Judging by the timeline, she’ll eventually have a younger sister who will enjoy immense fame and fortune, becoming a recurring figure in later movies and TV dramas. As for Nian Hua, she’ll probably lose her life when the Nian family meets its tragic end. Once she thinks it through, Nian Hua lies down even more comfortably. Since this life-experience pass comes with an expiration date, wouldn’t she be letting down her former self, who spent her whole life as an office drone, if she didn’t enjoy it to the very end? She sets out a reclining chair and a plate of fruit. The eldest daughter of the Nian family grows more and more incorrigible by the day. Just when her family has no idea what to do with her, the emperor casually points at her, and Nian Hua is carried into the residence of the Fourth Prince in a small sedan chair. For once, Nian Hua panics. The boiled peanuts in her hand burst with juice as she squeezes them. “The dates don’t line up! Why me?!” The entire Nian family is terrified. They’ve sent this troublemaker into the imperial household. They’re doomed. One month later, at the Fourth Prince’s residence. Yinzhen watches Nian Hua doze in the shade beneath a tree, then thinks of the pile of unfinished lessons and ancient books in his study. He’s so jealous his teeth ache. Even so, the cold and aloof Fourth Prince doesn’t forget to put a blanket over the lazy slacker who has no ambition before he leaves. Theme: Face life’s hardships with optimism and keep moving forward.