Xiao Yu, a female student, lost her right to wear clothes when she time-traveled to the reign of Emperor Ling of Han??

* Story summary:

In 2126, the beautiful 18-year-old girl Xiao Yu, a freshman in the history department of Tsinghua University, is researching ancient costumes of the late Han Dynasty.
She remembers that her grandmother, a deceased inventor, left behind a time travel machine specially designed for studying ancient costumes.

However, her grandmother left two warnings for traveling to the past:

• First, people who originally belong to the present world traveling to the past cannot wear clothes from the past world. Contrary, people who originally belong to the past world cannot wear clothes from the present world. The reason is that when you do that, you will see the phenomenon of clothes being transformed into their original material.

• Second, if the time traveler is stuck in the past for more than 3 years, he or she will be understood by the machine as a person from the past and he or she will not be able to wear clothes from the present era.

  Therefore, she will have to live naked if she does not bring clothes from the year 2126.
  She traveled back to the year 186, the decline of the Han Dynasty. By chance, she was seen by the famous Emperor Ling of Han in history, who was famous for his lust and debauchery, and became infatuated with her beauty.
  He was so infatuated with her beauty that he **** her to become a concubine in a palace called “美人裸俞館”. Therefore, Xiao Wu was not only stuck in this era but also stuck in a life of nakedness every day.
  Because in the palace called “美人裸俞館” the emperor set a rule that the concubines living here were not allowed to wearing clothes.

*Notes on unofficial historical details that will be used in the story:

According to some Eastern Jin Dynasty historical authors, Emperor Ling of Han once built a palace in the West Garden, which is read as "Luǒ yǒng guǎn" (That is: private house of naked beauties).

This incident began in the third year of Zhongping, that is, 186 AD.

Emperor Ling of Han brought many beautiful young palace maids to play in the imperial garden. When he saw these graceful and shy beauties, he thought that the beauty without clothes in this graceful and shy appearance would definitely be more beautiful. As a result, the palace was named "Luǒ yǒng guǎn", where only the most beautiful girls were allowed to stay. These young palace maids had to wear heavy makeup and were not allowed to wear clothes.

The inside of this place was extremely luxurious, the jade green brick steps were covered with green moss, smooth and soft. Below the steps is a canal filled with clear water mixed with fragrant herbs from the Western Regions, so this canal is called Liu Xiang (Fragrance Stream Canal).

Emperor Ling of Han loved the scene of concubines rowing naked boats on the canal. He sat on a boat with naked beauties rowing the boat, and watched the white, graceful bodies on the canal, the beauties rowing the boat and performing “Zhaoshangqiyan” in his heart filled with happiness. However, this tyrant died in early 189. The palace with the naked beauties was later burned down by the powerful minister Dong Zhuo. The fate of the girls here is unknown.