After broadcasting the ancient times live, I handed the system over to the state.

After comparing several stores, they finally bought the fruit and returned to school.

The sky gradually darkened.

As with every previous live broadcast, the sky screen left them in awe for a long time, and even caused a huge uproar.

After witnessing the night of the future once, they were like someone tickled by a cat, eager to know more about the future.

They also wanted to know how their descendants managed to do it, how those skyscrapers were built, and whether it required a lot of corvée labor.

Why do those lights stay on all the time? What are they made of?

Why is there so much food in later generations, as if it's inexhaustible? Will future generations finally no longer have to go hungry?

Why aren't they afraid to go out at night?

How were those cars made? What kind of view can you get from living in such a tall building?

How are people from so many different places, such as the Xiongnu, Han, Liao, and other groups, able to live together peacefully and even laugh and talk? You have to understand that hundreds or even thousands of years ago, they were mortal enemies!

There are just too many questions that the ancients under the celestial canopy could not understand, and could only speculate repeatedly in an attempt to get closer to the truth.

If only we could get in touch with Miss Zhu, and have her show them more about the future.

There was no canopy during the day on the second day, but the information revealed from the canopy allowed them to do a lot.

For example, when studying the official systems of later dynasties, it seems that they had a unique system for selecting officials.

People in previous dynasties really wanted paper, so they kept researching it.

Paper didn't appear suddenly; it evolved over a long period of time. At first, it might have just been some useless junk that was thrown into the water, but gradually people discovered that these things seemed a little different.

Later, people observed, discovered, and improved upon these methods, thus creating the prototype of paper.

Just like the Mohists during the Qin Dynasty, who initially only obtained a crude product.

Perhaps we still need to explore further.

Many people are also interested in things called bicycles, or drinks and food.

Several emperors of the Song Dynasty all thought about whether to strengthen the military, and how to deal with the conflict between strengthening the military and their own power.

As for the dynasties involving Emperors Qinzong and Huizong, it's no wonder that the empress dowagers and ministers overstepped their bounds and deposed and installed new emperors. They were hopelessly incompetent, and without so many outrageous actions, they might not have fallen so quickly.

After seeing the sky and learning about the tragic state of the Jingkang Incident, many people would rather go on the battlefield to fight than die like pigs and sheep.

Meanwhile, the power held by those who advocated surrender and peace was compressed to the extreme. Several people whose names were mentioned by the Heavenly Curtain were crushed by public opinion and turned into mincemeat, including Zhao Gou...

During the Three Kingdoms period, attention began to be paid to the situation of foreign barbarians. In particular, after the current stalemate of the Three Kingdoms ended, the Five Barbarian Invasions began. Isn't that the generation of my grandson?

Since they are deadlocked internally, they might as well seek opportunities to expand outwards, even if it means hurting those foreign barbarians.

However, we must also be wary of being ambushed when we send out troops, as such incidents are quite common.

Li Shimin also had the idea of ​​launching another expedition.

……

During the day, it wasn't Zhu Qinggu's time to broadcast live. But at night, they would naturally come out of the house to look at the sky.

They were hoping that Ms. Zhu would show them some short videos or take them out for a stroll tonight.

Zhu Qinggu always had a habit of browsing Douyin (TikTok) while eating, and they actually managed to catch him.

As darkness fell, the sky began to light up, a rare form of entertainment for countless ancient people during their leisure time.

[The Tang Dynasty boy 'Bu Tianshou' never dreamed that he would become famous a thousand years later in modern times for his吐槽 (tu cao, a Chinese internet slang term for roasting or criticizing) of his teacher! Experts say: The textbooks copied by our ancestor Tianshou are incredibly valuable!]

The yellowed paper was covered with calligraphy characters of various sizes, written in a charming and interesting style, clearly the work of a child who had only been learning calligraphy for a few years.

"Even Bu Tianshou, a child from the Tang Dynasty, never imagined that he would become a Tang Dynasty writer based on the text he copied from his textbook."

The page that appeared contained information about Bu Tianshou from Baidu Baike, including his major work being "Zheng's Commentary on the Analects," and that he was born in 699 AD in Gaochang, Xizhou, during the Tang Dynasty.

["This is a homework assignment from 1300 years ago, collected in the Turpan Museum. This assignment, longer than the Qingming Festival painting, exhausted the little rascal so much that he wrote a limerick for his teacher."]

No one expected that this document would be studied by later generations, and for some reason, the serious yet humorous attitude of these people was quite amusing.

And also... Bu Tianshou, you've really become famous!

Li Shimin also smiled, "This child does have a lot of childlike charm."

"Yay, my handwriting is much better now!" Li Tai said happily, but he soon realized that he was quite fortunate to become famous in this way, because there were still typos in the later limericks.

"Is that so? Bring them to me tomorrow. Gaoming too, and Zhinu as well." Li Shimin showed concern for his children, and with Empress Zhangsun present, they truly felt like a family.

They didn't show any signs of distress; on the contrary, they looked happy.

[There was a limerick next to us, and a woman's voice, tinged with laughter, said, "The gist of this limerick is that the teacher always makes me copy books, but what's the point of copying books every day?"]

"And this one, it's from young Bu Tianshou saying that tomorrow is a holiday, and he wants me to go home early, sir. Please don't keep me in court."

["Why were Bu Tianshou's homework discovered? Because after the teacher collected them, they weren't thrown away. Instead, they were reused. His family made them into a burial garment and hat for him to wear in his final resting place."]

"However, this place is too dry. More than a thousand years have passed, and the teacher's body has not decomposed. These things have also been preserved. To our surprise, the burial clothes and hat on the teacher's body contained a large number of ancient book copies."

[“For example, the Analects of Confucius with Zheng Xuan’s commentary copied by Bu Tianshou. Zheng Xuan was a great Confucian scholar during the Eastern Han Dynasty. His commentary on the Analects was regarded as authoritative by later generations and was also an officially recognized textbook in the Tang Dynasty. Unfortunately, it was lost after the wars.”]

The appearance of young Bu Tianshou has filled many gaps in our history!

[Bu Tianshou: You've made a fool of yourself!]

[I'm so sorry to get to know you this way, ancestor Bu Tianshou, hahaha]

[Actually, compared to my terrible handwriting, my little darling's handwriting is really quite good, haha.]