History Through Videos: From the Start, Ranking the Ten Most Tyrannical Emperors

Xu Ge transmigrates to a parallel world, where he becomes a video editor. He suddenly receives an invitation from a video website called River of History. The River of History can connect to parallel worlds across countless historical dynasties. Videos posted there can be seen in all those worlds, and their creators receive all kinds of rewards. Xu Ge is thrilled when he learns this, and immediately uploads his edited video, “The Ten Most Tyrannical Rulers in History.” King You of Zhou: I hope I don’t show up on that list. If I do, I’ll find him and chop him to pieces. King Zhou of Shang: Ever since I took the throne, I’ve governed diligently, and everything is going wonderfully. Surely the title of tyrant has nothing to do with me. The Deposed Emperor of Han: Tyrant? Who cares whether I’m a tyrant or a wise ruler? I just want to enjoy myself. One ruler after another is terrified of making the list, desperate to steer clear of it. Then videos like “The Ten Greatest Rulers” and “The Ten Greatest Generals” set off a sensation across the parallel worlds of history.