Livestream: Three Thousand Intangible Cultural Heritages, All at Grandmaster Level?

[No romance, a System, and a streamer who breathes new life into intangible cultural heritage.] China's intangible cultural heritage is a treasure passed down through millennia, filled with countless awe-inspiring wonders. Streamer Zhou Yun starts pulling off stunts during her heritage livestreams, bringing these wonders before the world time and again. She carves a black dragon that can soar through the sky in broad daylight. She makes a Luban lock from forty-nine wooden pieces, setting the whole internet abuzz. Atop Mount Huang, she uses hundreds of Greeting Pine trees to create a stunning landscape painting, making tourists desperate to reach the summit. What? You mean she recreated the Yaobian Tenmoku tea bowl, lost for a thousand years?