I'm Doing a Live Broadcast in Ancient Shu: the Sacred Tree Connects All Worlds

Shen Yuan, a post-2000s college student in the Department of Cultural Relics Restoration, is a shabby young man who "can't even recognize bronzes." Her biggest dream was to open a cat cafe in Chengdu after graduation. Until she was interning at the Sanxingdui Museum, she accidentally touched a newly unearthed "bronze longitudinal mask" and was transported to the ancient Sichuan Yufu Dynasty in 1200 BC. What's even more outrageous is that the Bluetooth headset she used to listen to podcasts also traveled through time, and became a "magic weapon of the gods" in the eyes of the ancient Shu people. Shen Yuan was forced to become an "extraterrestrial visitor". While using modern college survival skills (and geographical knowledge on how to order takeout) to play tricks in ancient times, he was laughed to the point of collapse by the weird daily life of the ancient Shu Kingdom: King Cancong has severe social phobia, King Yufu is obsessed with using gold to make rap albums, and archaeologists who traveled back in time are frantically "digging" (actually digging their own tombs). In order to return to modern times, Shen Yuan must unlock the "cosmic code" of the Bronze Sacred Tree within three months - it is actually a quantum communication device that records the memories of ancient Shu people's interstellar travels. In the process, she discovered that the so-called "precious treasures of ancient Shu" are actually love letters left to modern young people by their ancestors: about the courage to explore, about tolerance, and about how to stay "young" in the long river of history.