Videos Reach Through History: Roasting Emperors Until They Cry and Their Ancestors Lose It

[The protagonist is just a tool, editing videos that push historical figures over the edge and give them high blood pressure]

China had more than 400 emperors, but only 25 properly succeeded to the throne as the legitimate eldest son.

Apart from the Han dynasty, no founding ruler of any other dynasty passed the throne to his legitimate eldest son.

Qin Shi Huang: There were other dynasties?

Li Shimin: I’m ashamed. I killed my father’s legitimate eldest son, and deposed my own.

Zhu Yuanzhang and his wife looked together at their “only” son, Zhu Biao.

After watching videos exposing all kinds of dark family secrets, the ancestors were drenched in cold sweat:

A roundup of the imperial family’s tearjerking “Dad bids farewell, son smiles” moments: the top ten “filial sons” revealed!

The Tang were debauched and the Han were foul? That’s a narrow view. Other dynasties were even more unhinged!

The pleasure quarters never ruined a young man. How could you write lines that last through the ages without visiting the pleasure houses?

In short, it’s all about stirring things up! Stirring things up! Stirring things up!

When they saw the brilliant strategy of crossing the Chishui River four times, the remains of volunteer soldiers flown home from overseas aboard a Y-20, and two of the Lighthouse Nation’s carrier strike groups forced to retreat during a South China Sea crisis,

All the feudal emperors stood up. They had to watch on their feet!