My upcoming story, I Became a Sickly Beauty in the 1970s and Went on a Rampage, is open for advance follows. Details are on my author page~
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Blurb:
In her senior year, law student Shen Yao fails the graduate school entrance exam and never signed up for the bar exam, so naturally no good job is coming her way. Bored out of her mind, she lounges around at home, and sometimes even rolls over to air out her belly.
Her parents are worried sick, but that doesn't stop Shen Yao from lying around.
One late night, just as she is about to fall asleep, some unknown System jolts her awake. After a series of "unequal treaties" are agreed upon, she ends up in an industry her parents consider a waste of time.
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Given how little her old profession paid, Shen Yao doesn't expect much from the new line of work, either. The System keeps dangling promises in front of her, so Shen Yao has no choice but to study different topics and do her best to hit her KPIs.
If she's going to hit her KPIs, she might as well do something unexpected.
Why not start by taking stock of some of the most doomed father-and-son pairs in history?
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Shen Yao: [The Chinese nation values respect for the elderly and care for the young, so let's start with the Qin Dynasty. First, let's talk about the First Emperor, Ying Zheng, and his dear eldest son, Hu Hai.]
In some unknown parallel world:
Ying Zheng smiles, glancing sideways at the cringing Hu Hai beside him.
Hu Hai watches helplessly as his father writes a message and hits send.
The message reads:
[Immortal, in your opinion, would sending this wretch to guard the imperial mausoleum undo the curse that the Qin Dynasty will fall with its second emperor?]
Hu Hai trembles and lowers his head, not daring to speak again, but the vicious ambition in his eyes gives him away.
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The first installment is an instant hit, with rave reviews.
Under threat from the System, Shen Yao keeps developing new modules.
Not only that, Shen Yao also creates interactive segments, making the experience much more immersive.
But no matter what she says, why do the comments always end up fighting?
As one installment follows another, the comments become more and more lifelike. Shen Yao is baffled:
Did that dumb System secretly give them something again without telling me?
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Tips:
1. Characters may be OOC.
2. Written to satisfy a personal craving.
3. Historical roundup in episodic form. Parallel worlds, with no effect on one another.
Theme: History is a mirror that lets us understand the rise and fall of states
Yang Yong will not be the second generation. Yang Yong and Yang Guang have the same virtues. One is that he feels protected when he becomes the prince and lets himself go. The other is that he endures until he becomes the throne and feels safe and lets himself go.
Yang Guang's Grand Canal has been blocked for a long time, and he has not accomplished much. He also fought hard against Goryeo, but he has achieved very little.
Li Erfeng shouldn't have cursed Emperor Wen of Sui Dynasty Yang Jian, right? First of all, the old Li family and the old Yang family were relatives, and Erfeng's father, Li Yuan, had to call Yang Jian uncle; secondly, Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty was a wise king, and Erfeng still respected the wise kings of the past dynasties. As an emperor, Erfeng, a free and well-educated child of an aristocratic family, would he curse an elder, Jia Mingjun?
Let's just train Sun Tzu. Yang Jian is over 60, and Sun Tzu is already in his 20s.
Inside, I saw that Zhu Di looked like Prince Zhu Biao. Is it possible that I wrote it wrong? It should be Zhu Yuanzhang looking at Prince Zhu Biao. It was not mentioned before that Zhu Di was also with his brother and his father. It should be regarded as catching insects. Most likely it was written smoothly and then wrongly. "Zhu Di:... Zhu Di looked at Prince Zhu Biao worriedly." I feel that Zhu's name is wrong in this paragraph. Love you big.
Doesn't the author really think it's weird that Qin Shihuang calls himself "I"?
Yang Yong is not a good heir, right?
It's not too bad to want to rebel. It's not bad to be able to rebel successfully and overthrow Yang Guang.
Sun Quan was quite wise in his early years, but the things he did later became more and more outrageous, and the most terrifying thing was in his later years when he went crazy...
In fact, I think Yang Jian is still very smart. He can more or less see something from the vocabulary of later generations of common people, which leads to doubts about the title of immortal. Moreover, the protagonist is awake at the beginning and knows that he is bound to the live broadcast system. He will also be confused when he sees such an unscientific thing like immortal.