After Becoming the Beloved of a Group of Sentient Artifacts, I Saved the World

[The synopsis was screenshotted on May 25]

Synopsis:

Ruofeng transmigrates to another world and becomes an administrator at a Federation museum, able to hear the voices of the wills of cultural relics.

The wills of cultural relics are born from emotions and the memories of human history.

In this ultra-high-tech era, where history has long since been forgotten, their power is fading. They can no longer take physical form and may disappear at any moment.

The original owner of her body had just been abandoned by her family for having a D-rank psychic ability. She had also taken out a Federation loan. From the start, her situation was a living hell.

After studying the original owner's ability, Ruofeng immediately perked up.

Her ability could actually create a psychic domain and pull other people into a world imagined from her own memories!

What kind of weakling skill is that? It's ridiculously powerful! Time to bring people in to witness history and recharge the relics!

In the year 3012 of the fictional Federation, steel fortresses stand on permafrost and karst terrain, while the mysterious and sinister grows and spreads through the black earth. Beneath the endless streams of maglev trains and neon lights, history lies buried under the permafrost, reduced to vanishing dust.

The struggle between psychics and the altered has continued for hundreds of years.

As contamination spread and sinister mutations emerged, the Federation's defenses crumbled. Just as they were about to fall, a seemingly fragile young woman appeared and stood before everyone, holding back every attack.

Her psychic domain unfolded

The First Emperor unified the six kingdoms, with carriages and horses rumbling by in a majestic tide. An envoy ventured alone beyond the frontier, traveling more than three thousand li. The poetry immortal raised his wine to the moon, sword in hand and brush in fist, a young hero full of chivalrous spirit. The desert sun glowed red, beacon fires flared, ingenious instruments appeared, and a majestic imperial city rose...

History played out before their eyes. The young woman shook the bronze bell in her hand, and ancient music rang through the steel city.

Figures appeared out of thin air, their hair and garments flowing like mist and clouds. They firmly shielded her, protecting her with their very bodies.

They were the wills of cultural relics, from a history tens of thousands of years old that had long been forgotten.

Federation citizens: ?

Federation citizens: !!!!!!!!

After saving the world with the relics, Ruofeng turned around and discovered that she had become a newly emerged S-rank psychic summoner.

The relics she summoned became wildly popular. Museum tickets sold out for every session, and a craze for ancient Huaxia culture swept across the world.

A post on the biggest social media site shot to the top and stayed there for dozens of days.

[I can't believe it! The First Emperor was one of ours tens of thousands of years ago! The poetry immortals and literary geniuses were ours, too! The museum's in our city, and the summoner, that tiny favorite of the relics, lives here, too! Ha ha, you're all so jealous!]

Before long, people calling for the museum to be expanded and the relics protected had gathered at the Federation government's doorstep. The relic-themed souvenirs she'd made for fun were already selling in the southern hemisphere.

The museum administrator who only wanted to renovate the place became rich overnight.

Ruofeng: So all I had to do was save the world?

Wait... what do you mean, their favorite?

She turned around, and the sentient relics all immediately averted their gentle gazes. Some went back to reading the newspaper, others to playing cards.

At the far end, a handsome man with picturesque features turned away. Even the ancient book he held couldn't hide his bright red ears.

Can relics blush, too? Could it be...

Ruofeng cried out in horror: Has the Sword of the King of Yue got a fever?!

Theme: Remember history