History: A Rundown of Li Xuan Leaves Li Shimin So Enraged He Draws His Sword

Modern blogger Li Ming couldn't stand the rumors online that distorted and rewrote history at will, so he decided to start a special livestream spanning the ages.

Golden light surged across the sky screen. Li Shimin was already burning with rage when the image of the absurd "Polo Emperor," Li Xuan, appeared.

Before he could react, comments from later generations came slashing in like swords: the capital fell six times, and the emperor fled nine times! Li Shimin drew his sword in fury, only to be stunned into silence by his son's remark: "The throne will belong to Zhi Nu one day." Chongzhen's seventeen years of diligence ultimately ended with his words on Coal Hill: "My ministers have failed me."

The "Ming Dynasty Weightlifting Champion," whose title was long enough to be terrifying, was about to expose another absurd side of the Zhu family. How Li Xuan turned polo into state policy, and how Chongzhen strangled his dynasty amid an empty treasury and ministers whose coffers were full, would all be laid bare for emperors throughout history to see with their own eyes.

The sky screen appeared in every dynasty at once, revealing the ten most incompetent rulers one episode at a time. Ying Zheng eyed the firearms and wanted to copy them, while Zhu Di and Zhu Yuanzhang compared notes from afar.

Chongzhen immediately confiscated corrupt officials' property and summoned loyal ministers back, while Li Shimin urgently set about educating the crown prince. History, once watched by all, was being rewritten.

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