Yan Wen has no other hobbies. He just likes reading history books, and the System takes a liking to him, making him the chosen one of the [Chatting Across Dynasties System].
The domineering System treats him like cheap labor.
System: [You haven't streamed long enough today. Make up for it by streaming twice as long tomorrow.]
System: [Could you take a look at the viewers' comments? From now on, pick the topic with the most likes and comments once a week.]
Yan Wen: Didn't you say I could choose the content myself?
System: [Oh, the System updated.]
Emperors and ministers from every dynasty treat him like a walking encyclopedia.
King Wu of Zhou: [Little immortal, which of my concubines was King You of Zhou descended from?]
King You of Zhou: [I can die, but can Bao Si be spared?]
Qin Shi Huang: [Is there any way to stop Fusu from foolishly taking his own life?]
Emperor Wu of Han: [What's the original text of my edict of self-reproach? Lend it to me so I can copy it.]
Cao Cao: [I hear Sima Yi is good at pretending to be insane and foolish?]
Yan Wen gradually finds it hard to answer all the questions, because he realizes that he isn't just livestreaming to people from the past. It seems the System is a real person too...
Note: I generally consult relevant materials and academic papers whenever I start a new timeline. For example, after rigorous examination, the story of King You of Zhou lighting beacon fires to amuse the lords has been found to be an embellishment added by later generations. The contents recorded on a batch of Warring States bamboo slips donated to Tsinghua University by a wealthy benefactor in 2012 confirm this. This novel will respect the historical record in every regard, and explanations will follow later! I'm emphasizing this here in case any history-loving readers with deep expertise misunderstand. At the end of each timeline, I'll also list all the references used for that section.
P.S. Livestreaming to people from the past isn't even the biggest challenge.
Discussion is welcome, and all constructive suggestions are appreciated!
Theme: What is meant to be will always come to pass.
Will people from the pre-Qin Dynasty, especially the kings of the Qin Dynasty, look down on their most promising political son? Too many of them were the First Emperor looking at others, and he should be tired of looking at them. I like to see the various reactions of the ancestors when they see the achievements of the later generations and the gossips and scandals of the later generations, as well as the reactions of the people involved when they see their own gossips and scandals. For example, this kind of gossip: Ying Zheng chased the stars, came to the city, and robbed Han Fei. Han Fei only had South Korea in his heart, so Li Si took advantage of it. In the end, Ying Zheng grew hatred out of love and destroyed South Korea. The kings of Korea: You are noble and great! The ancient kings of the Qin Dynasty: knew how to play There is also a general who, despite being ill, can only bear to abandon others.
"Mother, are you blind?" Hahaha, little Yijiu is so cute
Pick up a little leather whip to encourage the author to work hard to code and update
Wenwen is beautiful!! It's just that... Actually... The story of beacon fire playing with the princes... Is fake and does not exist. I remember that the beacon fire seemed to have only appeared during the Warring States and Qin Dynasties. There were no beacon fires at that time in the Zhou Dynasty, so it was a bit weird when I watched it. (Wenwen is beautiful, I emphasize again!)
(Confused) Do you still need to update? It's been four months...