A Short Video Gets Broadcast, Leaving Emperors and Generals Stunned!

In his spare time, Li Liang liked scrolling through short videos, especially those posted by the two creators he followed most. To attract views, they often said the most outrageous things.

For example:

The History Researcher posted: "Don't be fooled! Zhu Chongba was an unmitigated tyrant! And people still sing his praises?"

Roaming Through History posted: "A deep dive into certain history-bashing trolls, and the truth about Zhu Yuanzhang, the greatest emperor of all time! Come check it out!"

Little did they know that, across countless parallel worlds, a sky screen suddenly descended, broadcasting their short videos with pinpoint accuracy to every dynasty.

Watch the great debate: Zhu Yuanzhang, tyrant or sage ruler?

See the heated argument over Li Shimin: devoted or cold-blooded?

Ask Emperor Wu of Han: which outweighs the other, his achievements or his failings?

And Cao Aman: in name, a Han official, but in truth, Han... Wait, what?

Emperor Wu of Han: "Set Cao Cao aside for now. Let them debate my merits and failings all they like, but what do they mean by saying I killed my own son?"

The people involved skipped the irrelevant chatter and went straight to the point.

Zhu Yuanzhang: "What is this Jingnan Campaign?"

Li Shimin: "The Tang empire ended up in the hands of a woman?"

Cao Cao: "Sima, you old scoundrel, come and face your death!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.