(This is a true-love story, and it will never be locked. Let me hone my skills a little. Once I improve by a level, I'll do a major revision and post the complete story.)
Tang Song, an international student turned entrepreneur who runs a jianbing shop in London's Chinatown.
Her greatest dream in life is to punch McDonald's and kick Subway, spreading Chinese cuisine through this culinary desert.
Thanks to an ancestral jade bead, she accidentally awakened Zhuyin, the sleeping Heavenly God in the British Museum.
The god said she was a descendant of the Yan Emperor, qualified to become his divine attendant.
She thought she could bask in the god's glory and live forever.
Instead, she nearly got conned into an early grave.
The little British Museum holds countless spirits dwelling in artifacts.
As luck would have it, the true form of the spirit in Stein's secret chamber had been hacked to pieces and scattered across the world. Its resentment festered, turning it into an evil spirit.
And, as luck would have it, this evil spirit had latched onto the divine soul of Yinglong.
With her own patron god too feeble to be of any use, Tang Song had no choice but to protect the evil spirit's true form on Zhuyin's behalf. She took her friends into a magic array and transmigrated through time.
They arrived in 1905 with not a penny to their names.
Three modern international students, defending the nation's borders in late Qing Dunhuang!
The Russian bear is here! Retreat!
The British tiger is here! Retreat, retreat!
The French frog is here! Retreat, retreat, retreat!
Foreigners, every last one of you, die!
Tang Song: Damn, besides the foreign invaders, why are there traitors among us too?
In the chaotic final years of the Qing, the nation is in turmoil, beset by troubles at home and abroad. In one corner of Dunhuang, national treasures are far from safe...
Reader's Guide:
1. The gods and all sorts of magical plants and animals in this story are based on the Classic of Mountains and Seas.
2. The story includes historical events and figures, but it is entirely fictional.
3. This story is also known as Dunhuang's Grievance.
4. The author is terrible at titles and blurbs. Angels, if you have a better title, leave a comment! I'm a rookie who takes advice to heart.
Theme: Protecting cultural relics is everyone's responsibility.
Author: I just came back from Dunhuang... When I visited the Sutra Cave Exhibition, I was wondering if there was such a novel, but I didn't expect to find it in the column on the clip 😂 Please can you please finish updating the manuscript first and then edit the article... I knelt down [put hands together] and looked at the date, which has not been updated with the list for a long time... This thing just keeps getting delayed the more it is updated. [Heartbroken] [Heartbroken] Otherwise, if we are friends, you can let me see the manuscript. 😭 😭
Why should she lose other people's things? If she loses it once by accident, then if she loses it again and again, it's intentional, or she took it for herself and said it was lost, and she was not allowed to move it and even stole it. In short, her conduct must be bad.
Look at the copy: Hey, my dish. Watch the progress: I'd better fatten up and then check. Come on, author
I still want to see how they save the day [Let Me Kangkang]
Eh? Then why did Liu Xu and the others come in?
"On one side..." This is a big bug for the author~ Go "once"
No, it's not plain either. In fact, I have paid attention to my wife's article for a long time, and I have always wanted to read it. However, I feel that this period of history is too painful and heavy, and I do not have enough historical knowledge reserves, so I dare not read it. .
Emm, is there a mole? The key was imprinted? Are you going to steal it specifically when they are receiving guests?
"Let the maid serve the tea soup" is a big bug for the author~ Where to serve tea? Going to the long corridor? Or did the maid say "go to the long corridor"? [Let me be healthy]
Ah ah ah indeed 😭 Come on, wow