Being a tour guide for historical celebrities, the motherland is amazed again

Chapter 55: Daji's Power Slaps the History Blogger in the Face
"You?" The man chuckled twice, "You little girl really know how to joke."

"Yes, my friend was just joking." Su Jiahe immediately pulled Daji away.

"Little Daji, you must hide your identity and don't tell others that you are from the Shang Dynasty."

"Why not?" Daji blinked her innocent eyes, "I was sent here by the gods."

"You..." Su Jiahe was speechless for a moment. She didn't expect that Daji, who believed in gods, did not think that time travel was an abnormal phenomenon.

I blame myself for being careless and not telling her not to tell anyone.

"But other people don't believe in gods. If you tell others, they will... think you're abnormal."

"Oh, so you all don't believe in God." Daji nodded. "Since you all don't believe, I won't say anything nonsense in the future."

Su Jiahe took Daji out of the Shang and Zhou Dynasty Pavilion and wandered around for most of the day until their waist and legs ached, and they finally reached the Three Kingdoms and Jin Dynasty.

"I can't do it anymore. This Huaxia Museum is too big."

Su Jiahe was exhausted, and Daji's eyes immediately lit up.

Su Jiahe drove to Quanjude and ordered half a roast duck. Soon, duck wraps, cumin duck rack, crispy duck skin, and steaming hot duck soup arrived.

Daji picked up a piece of duck meat and it was so delicious that she almost cried.

"Is this duck meat? How come it tastes so good!"

"Xiao Daji, have you never eaten duck meat?"

"When I was a child, my father caught a wild duck, but the meat was very rough and had a fishy smell. Compared with this roast duck, it's like heaven and earth." Daji said, picking up another piece.

"Little Daji, I'll teach you how to eat duck meat." Su Jiahe dipped two slices of duck meat in noodle sauce, placed them on the flat pancake, added a cucumber and a scallion, and rolled up the pancake.

“Eating it this way will relieve your greasiness and make you more flavorful.”

Daji took the burrito and stuffed it into her mouth, her cheeks puffed up like a hamster.

Su Jiahe wasn't a big eater, so after a few bites, he was full, leaving the entire table to Daji. In less than half an hour, Daji had devoured the entire bowl and even ate the last few scallions with sauce.

"Xiao Daji, are you full?"

"Well, I'm full. Sister Su, you are so nice. You take me to eat delicious food every day." Daji wiped her mouth with satisfaction.

"We'll have plenty of time to eat in the future. I'm going to take you to try all the delicious food in the world."

In the evening, Su Jiahe drove Daji back to Bohai.

After all, living in your own home is the most comfortable.

After taking a bath, Daji took a cat toy and played with the candy ball around the house, while Su Jiahe lay on the sofa and watched Tik Tok.

Perhaps because he had just visited the Huaxia Museum, the big data pushed many related videos. Suddenly, Su Jiahe saw a familiar face.

"Family, let me tell you a joke. This morning, I met a little girl at the Huaxia Museum. She was pretending to read the oracle bone inscriptions on a piece of bone. After I exposed her, she actually said she was from the Shang Dynasty. Hahahaha..."

Su Jiahe recognized that he was the man who claimed to be a doctor of history and whose Douyin account was "Learn History with Tang Wei".

After recounting his experience, the man also included a photo he took at the museum during the day. In the photo, Xiao Daji was clearly captured.

"What kind of person is this? He secretly takes photos of others and posts them online without their permission."

Su Jiahe wasn't worried about Daji's identity being exposed. After all, no one would believe she was from the Shang Dynasty. But the man's behavior was indeed infuriating.

Since Daji abandoned her original world and came to me, I must fulfill my responsibility to protect her.

Therefore, Su Jiahe planned to criticize him in the comment section first and expose his violation of portrait rights.

After clicking on the comment section, I saw a highly praised comment that read: [I also study ancient characters. The part of the text read by this little girl is correct, but I don’t recognize the rest.]

Under this comment, several people said that Daji really knew oracle bone inscriptions.

I've seen this bone fragment before and can make out a few words. It seems she actually read them correctly.

[Blogger, this little girl really understands, don’t wrongly accuse her]

Although there were some understanding people in the comment section, most people were still mocking Daji. Su Jiahe was angry and after scolding Tang Wei, she reported the video.

Su Jiahe thought the matter was over, but then she came across several videos of Daji reading oracle bone script. "Today, a history blogger encountered a girl at the Huaxia Museum who was reading the characters on bone fragments. The blogger mocked the girl for pretending to know what she was talking about, but netizens pointed out that the girl really knew oracle bone script, and the history blogger was proven wrong."

"A teenage girl was reading oracle bone inscriptions at a museum and was thought to be reading them randomly. However, some netizens discovered that the characters she read were completely correct, even some that had not yet been deciphered."

"Oh my god, is time travel real? A teenage girl can decipher the writing on a 3,000-year-old bone fragment. When questioned, she claims to be a descendant of the Shang Dynasty."

……

Su Jiahe discovered that Daji had unexpectedly become popular, and many people were guessing about her identity.

At this time, Chen Ou called again.

"Hey, Su Jiahe, your friend has become famous."

"Did you also see it on Tik Tok?"

"Yes, I'll treat you to lunch tomorrow at noon."

"Ok."

The next day at noon, Chen Ou drove downstairs and took Su Jiahe and Daji to the Jinchang Building, the tallest building in the city center. They took the elevator to the top floor and walked into the revolving restaurant.

"Chen Ou, this restaurant is too expensive. There's no need to come to such a nice place." Su Jiahe said.

"It's not just us, there are others waiting for us."

Su Jiahe followed Chen Ou into a private room and saw a kind-looking old man sitting on a chair, waving and greeting her.

"You are...Professor Wei?"

"I remember you. You were with my granddaughter at that exhibition." Professor Wei said with a smile.

Chen Ou and Su Jiahe sat at the outermost seats, while Daji was called to Professor Wei's side.

"Little girl, what's your name?"

"My name is……"

"Her name is Suda." Su Jiahe interrupted Daji before she finished speaking.

On the certificate produced by the system, Daji's name is really Suda.

"Miss Suda, you can recognize oracle bone inscriptions, right?" Professor Wei continued to ask.

"Oracle bones?"

“It’s the writing from the Shang Dynasty.”

"Yeah, I think I know them all." Daji nodded.

The waiters began to bring the dishes. During the meal, Professor Wei took out several pictures from his bag. Some were of bronze artifacts, some were tortoise shells and animal bones. He handed them to Daji to identify the words on them one by one. Daji read them all fluently.

"Great, great!" Professor Wei gave a thumbs up. "Miss Suda, would you like to come with me to the research institute and help me out?"

"Professor Wei, my friend is young, and I'm a little worried if he goes alone. Can I go with him?" Su Jiahe was very worried when she heard that Professor Wei was going to take Daji away.

"My place involves confidential information, so it's not convenient for outsiders to go there. And we will take good care of her, don't worry."

Su Jiahe wanted to say something, but was stopped by Chen Ou.

"I'll help you?" Daji hesitated, "What?"

"Just like before, help me recognize the words. If you recognize them, there will be a generous reward."

When she heard about the reward, Daji immediately became interested.

"Will you give me a reward if I recognize you? Do I need to find evidence?"

"We will find the evidence ourselves," said Professor Wei.

"Okay, I'll go with you."

(End of this chapter)