Traveling Through History: From the Start, Ranking the Ten Worst Kings Who Ruined Their Dynasties

Lin Fan has a System that broadcasts history to all planes, allowing emperors of every dynasty to learn about later generations through the sky screen. The more their emotions fluctuate, the more he gains.

So Li Si secretly sends word, kneels to welcome Prince Fusu, eliminates Zhao Gao, imprisons Hu Hai, and ushers in a golden age for the Great Qin.

Emperor Wu of Han comes to his senses and pardons Liu Ju, the Crown Prince of Wei, while suppressing the power of the in-laws to keep the Han from being usurped.

Yang Guang issues an edict admitting his faults, governs with renewed vigor, and saves the empire from collapse, extending the “Rule of Kaihuang.” Li Yuan wants to swoop in and take advantage? Not a chance.

Li Shimin learns from past mistakes and forbids the harem from interfering in politics. When Wu Zetian tries to destroy the Li clan, he puts an end to her at once!

Zhao Kuangyin moves the capital to Luoyang, avoiding Kaifeng. Even an emperor's aura depends on auspicious feng shui. The Yellow River is no natural barrier, and the Jin's dream of capturing the Song emperor will never come true!

Zhu Yuanzhang leaves behind a secret manual on governing. The Chongzhen Emperor rises from the dead, drives back the forces beyond the passes, wipes out the Manchu Jurchens, and continues the Ming dynasty's fortunes...

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