In the 23rd year of Hongwu, the Han people had restored their country. However, China had been submerged for a hundred years. The heroic spirit of the powerful Han Dynasty, the elegance of the prosperous Tang Dynasty, and the fireworks of Bianliang that illuminated the world had all disappeared.

The backward grassland and decadent Neo-Confucianism combined to strangle the flourishing Han civilization. The newly born Ming Dynasty had to become conservative due to historical limitations. It was eventually destroyed by the Tartars and sank into darkness again.

Li Qi traveled through time and space as the son of Li Shanchang, the Duke of Han. Everywhere he looked, he saw families overthrown, blood flowing in the fields, and the sons of dukes and marquises in ruins. "I have one wish: for my family to prosper and for the world to be at peace!"

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In the winter of the first year of the Yongle reign, there was a heavy snowfall. On his deathbed, Li Qi looked at his handsome young son, and recalled his own youth. "Mu'er, your father is about to die. He has lived a short life, with nothing good to say. I can only sigh that I have seven regrets that have not been fulfilled, and I cannot rest in peace.

I regret that my ancestors could not be cleared of their sins, and the Li family is still a criminal clan. This is because their descendants are unfilial.

The second regret is that the teachings of Cheng and Zhu are still popular, while few people respond to Hengqu's four sentences.

The third regret is that the Ming Dynasty could not recover the old territories of the Han and Tang Dynasties.

The fourth regret is that I have never seen Jiaxuan’s old poem about the never-sleeping scene in Bianjing.

The fifth regret is that I don’t know the scenery of all the countries overseas.

My sixth regret is that I have never seen the way to eternal peace.

I regret not having traveled to the palaces of heaven, not knowing that among the stars there are infinite births and deaths."

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modern.

"The Chang'e-1 lunar exploration spacecraft, developed by Chinese scientists, officially arrived on the moon today. Astronaut Li Bangyue left the spacecraft to explore. This is a great breakthrough in my country's space history!"

Nanjing, Li's Ancestral Hall.

"Li Bangcheng, the 30th generation head of the Li family, respectfully informs our ancestors that the descendants of the Li family have ascended to the heavenly palace. The seven great grievances have ended today!" (There is already a 20,000-copy book on the same subject, "Establishing a Millennium Family from King Wu's Conquest of King Zhou").

Who says China doesn't have sci-fi films?

Wang Hao, fresh off watching "Wandering 2," was reincarnated and, in the blink of an eye, transported to 2005, a graduating student in the directing department of the Beijing Film Academy.

He then resolved to establish China's own sci-fi film industry, transforming and reimagining countless films and novels.

With "The Three-Body Problem" and "The Wandering Earth" at the core, starting with virtual reality, then adding exploration, confrontation, and aliens, and ultimately gazing at the stars, he has built a uniquely Chinese sci-fi cinematic universe, a true epic for Chinese filmmakers.

(He already has a million-word completed collection of his older books, so feel free to collect and invest.)

I journeyed through the world of Western mythology and became a god.

In the Greek pantheon, the beautiful Olympian goddesses betrayed Zeus and became my angels.

In the Egyptian pantheon, I guided Moses in parting the Red Sea and returning to a land of milk and honey.

In the Norse pantheon, I sounded the doomsday bell, ushering in the twilight of the gods.

The Celtic, Babylonian, Persian, and Indian pantheons were all overwhelmed by armies of angels.

I am God, the ruler of humanity, and the master of all gods.

One deity, three incarnations: I am Prometheus, Jehovah, and Satan.