Ranking Those Who Refuse to Serve the Emperor: The Emperor Is Moved to Tears

From the start, Yu Ye makes films representing great nations. He throws out every script and creates a ranking of ministers who were not loyal to the emperor, examining each one. The princes are then chosen to watch that minister's life unfold from an all-knowing perspective.

Yu Qian of the Ming Dynasty makes the list. Zhu Qizhen: "What?!"

Yue Fei of the Northern Song makes the list. Zhao Gou: "What?!"

Xin Qiji of the Southern Song makes the list. Zhao Kuo: "What?!"

Jiang Wei of the Later Shu makes the list. Liu Shan: "What?!"

Yan Yingyuan of the Southern Ming makes the list. The Southern Ming emperor: "What?!"

Lu Xiangsheng of the late Ming makes the list. Chongzhen: "What?!"

Guo Xin of the Anxi Army in the late Tang makes the list. Emperor Dezong of Tang: "What?!"

At this moment, emperors of every dynasty see the rankings and fly into a rage. These ministers actually weren't loyal to them! The emperors will go down in history bearing the stain of shame.

Jiang Wei: "What was I loyal to, in the end?!"

Guo Xin: "The white-haired Anxi Army of Great Tang was loyal to..."

Yu Qian: "I wasn't loyal to the emperor. I was loyal to..."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.