I Really Didn't Mean to Fool History

I just don't know why this woman was suddenly inserted into the story. Her appearance changed the entire tone of the article.

The Twenty-Four Histories are mostly based on the teachings of fake instructors; there are too many traitors in the cultural sphere, making even modern archaeology hard to believe.

There are still quite a few people who believe in pseudo-historical theories.

I feel like I'm talking nonsense with a straight face. It's like when I saw someone say that the Qin Dynasty map was actually an abridged version of the Terracotta Army, and that the real Qin Dynasty was actually in Rome, and that it ruled the world (I felt embarrassed for him just reading that).

About last month, I came across a video on Bilibili that claimed the explosion of Western technology was due to Zhu Cihuan's imprisonment at the Bastille, which was then used to blackmail Zhu Cihuan, who was exiled to France with the translator of the Yongle Encyclopedia, leading to the technological explosion.