I Take the Ancients on a Tour of the Future, and My Livestream Blows Up the Internet

Liu Xing, a moderately famous travel and history blogger, has traveled far and wide, filming the country's magnificent landscapes.

Then one day, an unexpected guest appeared in his camera.

Standing beside him was Du Fu, white-haired and leaning on a cane.

The old poet gazed at the towering buildings outside the window, at the streams of traffic on the streets, and at the students reciting their lessons at school. His lips trembled for a long time before he managed to say just one thing:

If only I could have a house of ten thousand rooms... Today, I have truly seen it with my own eyes.

Only then did Liu Xing realize that his livestream connected to the past.

He took Yue Fei to the Great Wall. Gazing across the cloudless northern frontier, Yue Fei sighed, "So... our land has not been lost."

He took Lin Zexu to a modern naval port. Watching an aircraft carrier cut through the waves, Lord Lin stroked his beard and smiled. "The foreigners have ships and cannons? Today, our China has sturdier ships and mightier cannons!"

Other streamers sell products. Liu Xing livestreams for people from the past.

Other viewers send gifts. The tears of people from the past fill the comments.

Every encounter is a conversation spanning a thousand years;

Every conversation rewrites a past regret in some parallel world.

Liu Xing simply holds up the camera and says with a smile:

Everyone, I think you all know today's guest. Come on, I'll show him what became of the China he once gave his life to protect.

[This story takes place in a parallel world and does not affect official history. It simply hopes that every great figure of the past can see the prosperous age they dreamed of.]