The Ten Most Morally Outrageous Events in History

Li Xu transmigrated to a parallel world and gained the ability to publish videos across every historical era.

Moved by the decline in public morals and the erosion of ethics in the present day, he made his first video, listing the ten most egregious moral transgressions in history.

Sima Yi's oath by the Luo River.

Sima Zhao's assassination of an emperor in the streets.

Cao Cao: "Starting with Sima Yi, wipe out the entire Sima clan!"

Zhuge Liang: "He is no hero!"

Lü Meng's crossing of the river in white.

Guan Yu: "Shameless scoundrel!"

Emperor Suzong of Tang borrowed troops from the Uyghurs at the cost of letting them plunder Luoyang.

Li Shimin: "Outrageous!"

The Ming dynasty's "God of War," Zhu Qizhen, was held at the gates by his own people.

Zhu Yuanzhang: "Worthless descendant! Worthless descendant!!!"

Just as everyone thought this was the very bottom...

In modern-day Jinling, a judge asked a shocking question: "If you didn't hit them, why did you help them up?"

A founding general: "???"

Confucius: "Where are benevolence and morality?"

The scene shifts to a descendant of Confucius welcoming the Japanese invaders into the city.

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