
[Western Han Dynasty] Live Broadcast Reading Han Shu to Liu Bang
[西汉]直播给刘邦读汉书
by Yulongmanyan (鱼陇曼衍)
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 56k Words
- Genre
- No CP
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Stats
Tags
- ThemeEastern Fanfiction
- POVOther
- Age18+
- Favored by Heaven
- Historical Fanfiction
- Imperial Court
- Livestream
- Palace & Nobility
- Serious Drama
Synopsis
Li Yu, an undergraduate student from the Department of History, came to work on a certain website and became an anchor. His ID was called Yu from Kunming Pond. In order to complete the homework of the general course, he live-streamed reading all twelve volumes of the "Book of Han" from a certain bookstore to enhance his impression. By the way, he often brought in some private information about himself as a Han fan in the discussion area of the live-streaming room. Even if there are only one or two fans watching, they will read several pages every day without stopping, which is very diligent. Unexpectedly, the discussion in the live broadcast room and the original text of "Han Shu" appeared above the sky of the Western Han Dynasty. The Xiang thieves have been wiped out and the world has just been settled, but the Han army is still going around to eliminate them. After finally resting in Bairen City, Gaozu looked at the sky that suddenly appeared above his head. [Fish in Kunming Pond: Indeed, one cannot understand Bawang and one cannot understand Gaozu. These two are the eternal comparison group. Emperor Gaozu: ... Xiang powder is just Xiang powder, so what are you pretending to be Chinese rice noodles? [The Camel of Shanglinyuan: Anyway, one of them wants to win in embarrassment, just win. One is that even if I lose, I still have to take a 360-degree Mary Sue-style profile shot! Emperor Gaozu:  ̄□ ̄||, if you win, you win. How can you win if you still have to divide it? Suddenly, Gaozu's heart was empty and he was so blessed that he said, "Hurry up and leave. The words on the sky are telling lies. It makes my head hurt." Guan Gao, who was five hundred miles behind and came with a knife, was furious: "Let this child of luck escape again...". * | Science popularization | Don't change the direction | Contains personal insights | Bookstore version | Take your time one volume at a time, and see how Gaozu reacted to the two hundred years before the Han Dynasty. Reading Guide 1. I didn't open the "Historical Records" first because I planned to open it when I planned to re-read it. Now I am reading through the "Hanshu", so it is better to write it together. 2. The purpose is to strengthen one's own reading and thinking, but readers are welcome to provide opinions on the writing method. If they have any questions about the content, they must be discussed scientifically and rationally. 3. It will be boring, not very exciting, and I don't know if my ability is at the level of popular science. 4. It will extend the overall social life of the Han Dynasty within the scope of its capabilities. Those who like the social life and spiritual world of the Han Dynasty people are welcome to collect it. 5. Write whatever you see, and the Buddhist system will be updated. —————————————— Bring me an advance copy of the ancient time travel article "C-magazine King's Guide to Time Travel". If you are interested, please bookmark it. [The King of True Scrolls* Serious | The Female Historian Who Will Never Accept Defeat* The Flying General Who Wants to Die] Lu Aosheng, the king of volumes in the 21st century, a resident of C Magazine in the field of history, and the "green pepper" of the university, stationed at the site of Lin'an City helplessly. When he begged the excavation team to see the unearthed documents, he was rejected. Reluctantly, he walked out of the construction site and passed by the Yongzhen gate pillar foundation revealed by archaeology. A heavy rain suddenly hit Hangzhou, and Lu Ao was electrocuted and fell to the ground. Traveling back to the Da Sui era, the person wearing the suit turned out to be the compiler of "Sui Shu", Shi Wei, the daughter of Shi Jiao, the Taishi Ling of the Taichu period of Da Sui, who had no knowledge or skills and lived a simple life. Although he was not accustomed to losing his main job of scientific research, Luau actually started to enjoy a peaceful life in this body. With her father, the emperor's pen-holder, protecting her, and a group of cousins who doted on her to the heavens, it turned out that life was so easy when she wasn't the king of scrolls. Lu Ao remembered that in the 16th year of Taichu, Shi Qiao would be sentenced to the crime of Tongguo because of his fruitless mission to the Northern Desert, and he would be sentenced to justice at Yongzhen Gate of Lin'an City. Before the time travel, Luo, who had always been indifferent and only looked at the results, was now involved in it, but now he was unwilling to ignore it and tried to change the trajectory. The Tingwei Mansion newly sentenced Cui Pu, the Lian Ao general who accompanied the envoy to the Northern Desert, and was imprisoned for the same crime. He was exempted from the death penalty due to his military merits, but he had to serve in the imperial edict for life, and no one could visit him. Cui Pu lost all his martial arts knowledge due to the capital punishment. He thought of a hundred ways to die, but there was always a little jailer disguised as a man who desperately strangled his hand to commit suicide. "You can't die. My father is not innocent yet, and you are the only one who can prove it." * In 2035, the revised version of "Sui Shu" was released. Rouault attended as a co-editor and recounted his thoughts during the editing. Thinking of Cui Pu, who had also left an unforgettable memory in her mind and had only two lines recorded in the "Suishu" handed down from generation to generation, Lu Ao added two more sentences. "In addition, many times the historical truth is often not expressed. As a researcher, since I cannot experience it myself, I must be cautious when making qualitative decisions." * Small Theater "Why the Holy One gave you the title of General Lian'ao is hard to explain." Shi Wei secretly took out the cotton handkerchief that had been soaked in the morning from his purse, scattered it in the pottery bowl, poured it over the boiling water, waited for a while, and carefully tried to pick out the linen cloth. This is the first condition for Cui Pu to speak - to smuggle him something that is not available in the imperial prison. Cui Pu, who had been smelting molten iron at the entrance of the kiln all morning, hunched over and stepped forward to block her hand neatly, took out the hot handkerchief and put it into his sleeve. It took a while before he answered. "There is Lian'ao Mountain in Mobei." Cui Pu took the forbidden object from her hand, sat on the floor in the corner, and drank wine openly, showing some unruly spirit in his bones, "Lian'ao means rising sun in the northern dialect." "... I have planted flags on that mountain and recorded stone carvings." *Also known as "Keng Han Jade" *The main plot revolves around the heroine: how to move from the modern stereotype of completing a life utilitarianly to the transcendental thinking of inheriting the unique knowledge of the past saints. *Inspiration came from Wei Zhuang of the Tang Dynasty's "Twenty Rhymes" written by Xue Ancestors in the early autumn. "The cold jade in the Lu Palace, the moss mountain shatters the gold." *Always love the great teacher Sima Qian. Intention: Let's learn together.




