Chu Mingfeng receives a call from his superiors, who demand to know what is going on and why all the dozens of calls they made earlier went straight to an unavailable number.
Chu Mingfeng brushes them off, saying he went to an uninhabited area for some reason. They tell him his livestream concept has been a success. The authorities saw through the tricks in his stream, but since they can't stop him, they have chosen to turn a blind eye. Either way, they are guaranteed to profit.
Chu Mingfeng's livestream soon starts trending, and he becomes famous overnight. Before a renowned professor with authority in the field of archaeology can come looking for him, the System sends him to the prosperous Ming Dynasty.
There, he meets the down-and-out middle-aged Tang Yin, who shows Chu Mingfeng the splendor of the prosperous Ming Dynasty.
When Tang Bohu was young, disaster struck his family. His father, Tang Guangde, died, and within the next year or two, his mother, wife, son, and younger sister also passed away one after another. His family's fortunes steadily declined. After enduring one ordeal after another, he began wandering the world. During that time, he immersed himself in poetry and painting, eventually becoming a renowned painter and calligrapher of his generation.
The Tang Bohu Chu Mingfeng meets is the one from his wandering years. The viewers in the livestream are dazzled by the splendor of the prosperous Ming Dynasty, and Chu Mingfeng's stream reaches fifty million viewers for the first time.
I haven't read any articles about Tang Bohu in a long time, but I actually prefer the kind that focus on making up for regrets, so the later parts didn't appeal to me much.
I haven't read this novel, so I won't comment on it. I just wanted to say that I was the first person to see this book.
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