Weird History

The history you think is false. Chen Jian, a graduate student in the Department of History, discovered an unknown thread-bound ancient book among his grandfather's belongings. The book records: Pangu opened the sky with his own spine of flesh and blood instead of an axe; the inheritance of the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors was achieved by devouring the flesh and blood of his predecessors. He didn't believe it. Then the words in the book changed on their own and began to describe his life. In an accident, he traveled to the "inner world" in the book - Qin Shihuang's Terracotta Warriors and Horses, wrapped in the flesh and blood of living sacrifices; burning books and humiliating Confucians was "living history" that could pollute reality. From then on, Chen Jian was able to see another side of the world: the bronzes in the museum oozed blood on a full moon night, and living plants from the pre-Qin period grew out of the cracks in the bricks of the Great Wall. Until he turned to the last page of the book, there was a line of words written on it that did not belong to him: "A fish that slipped through the net, I have been waiting for you for two thousand two hundred years."