Eternal Sky: the Ten Emperors Are Watched by the Whole Network

Late at night, Li Xiaodong was scrolling through his phone and found a video. A young man sat in front of the blackboard and chatted to the camera: "Today we will take stock of the top ten emperors of China." He originally wanted to row away, but for some reason he stopped and simply looked down. What he didn't know was that the video he was watching was simultaneously projected onto an endless sky, suspended above the heads of all dynasties. In front of Xianyang Palace, Ying Zheng held his sword and raised his head, his face ashen. Li Shimin put down his chess pieces and blocked Queen Changsun behind him. Liu Che rushed out of Weiyang Palace barefoot. Wu Zetian stood on the tower, raised the corners of her mouth slightly, and just said something interesting. Zhu Yuanzhang squatted on the threshold with a bowl of noodles and cursed something. The rankings are revealed one by one. The barrage was overwhelming, and modern people were quarreling over who should be the emperor of the ages. The ancients looked at the incomprehensible words and pictures in the sky and collectively broke their defenses. The emperors were dissatisfied with anyone and wanted to crawl along the canopy to argue with the person who made the video face to face. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.