I Watch Videos That Connect to Ancient Times, and Every Dynasty Loses Its Cool
我刷视频通古代，各朝破防
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- Broadcasting Yongle's Achievements in the Hongwu Era在洪武朝播放永乐功绩Alternate title on Fanqie
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I Can't Believe Historical Fiction Writers Can Be This Good
A fact-based educational book written using sources from official history, but not boring!
Looking for Sky Screen Stories Featuring Historical Viewing, with Smart Characters
Please recommend stories where people from ancient times see the modern world. They must be logical, sensible, and well-supported!!!!!!!!!!!! I've read a few and they were so bad they made me sick!!!!!
Sky Screen Stories, but Don't Make Them All About History. Whose Videos Are Entirely History?
Looking for Historical Novels with a Well-Informed Sky Screen
I looked around on Tomato and found that lots of people watch short videos, get worked up about history, and then write novels. Many treat novels and TV dramas as actual history, and even marketing-account content gets taken as fact. Please, I want authors with a little more cultural knowledge. No more romanticizing our ancestors; portray the Yuan and Qing objectively.
Looking for: Viewing Stories Where a Sky Screen Shows the Original Plot to Characters in a Fictional World
Looking for books similar to When Shaobai Watches The Blood of Youth.
The Ancients Watch the Female Lead’s Videos or Livestreams Without Her Knowing
Any Sky Screen Stories? Not Just History, Keep Up with the Times
Historical Livestream Stories Always Praise the Ancients. Are There Any That Criticize Them?
Looking for Historical Novels That Treat Zhu Di a Little More Kindly
Sky Screen Stories That Don’t Constantly Explain History
I’m so tired of sky screen stories that are all about history. Does anyone really spend all their time watching history videos in real life???
Looking for Historical Reaction Stories with a Historically Rigorous Perspective, Thank You
For example, Starting with Emperor Jing’s Reaction Watch. I’d prefer no romance, or a historical figure as the protagonist.
Any Ancient or Historical Stories with a System or a Golden Finger?
Looking for books similar to Hunting the Mountain: Artificial Intelligence Stole My Soul. This one is great!!
Historical Novels with a Sky Screen, Logical Arguments, and More Than Just Personal Opinions
I want something like "The Sky Screen: The Accidental and the Inevitable in History".
Looking for Sky Screen Stories With Little to No Unofficial History, or Ones That Debunk It
I’ve read so many sky screen stories lately. They’re really well written, but there’s way too much unofficial history in them. Almost every book mentions Chunyu Yue as Fusu’s tutor, Liu Che being called “Little Pig,” and the stories about Zhao Da and Zhao Er, the axe sounds and candle shadows. Unofficial history is fine, but could the authors at least debunk it afterward? It really takes me out of the story.
Sky Screen Stories with Historical Rundowns That Every Dynasty Can See, Preferably Convincing
A Female-Oriented Story Where Historical Figures See the Female Lead’s Short Videos, Not a Male-Oriented One
Looking for books similar to Oh No! The Ancients Saw the Short Videos I Scrolled Through. No romance for the heroine, and something lighthearted.
Videos Shown to People from the Past, Hopefully Favoring Zhu Di
Looking for Sky Screen Stories About the Yongle Emperor! Who Doesn’t Love the Yongle Emperor?
Looking for books similar to Recap: Li Shimin, Governor of Asia, Shocks All the Dynasties. I don't want stories that just mention something and move on. Why is there so much slander against the Yongle Emperor? What did he ever do to you? Recaps with a sky screen are fine too! I want stories that praise people. Su Shi would be great too. I just finished reading one recently.
Looking for Historical Stories with Livestreams and Sky Screens
Stories where videos are shown to people across different periods of history. Lighthearted and funny, preferably aimed at women, with no romantic pairing.
I Want Historical Stories with a Sky Screen!!
I was scrolling through Douyin and suddenly wondered: are there any stories where people from ancient times watch Journey to the West in a livestream? I really want to know!
Any Novels That Highlight Zhu Di's Achievements, with Zhu Di Definitely Taking the Throne?
Any Stories That Don't Vilify Zhu Di?
Please don't recommend anything like those Ming Dynasty comedy tunes, or stories about Zhu Yutong running into the Yongle Emperor or Zhu Biao. Keep those at least 800 meters away from me. And don't recommend stories that turn Zhu Di into some kind of idiot, either. I really can't stand those. Please.
Any Stories Where Emperors from Every Dynasty Gather Together?
For example, Liu Xiu watches a man everyone else goes out of their way to avoid, while Ying Zheng watches a meteorite veer around him. That kind of story.
💥 New Sky Screen Stories for October: Showing Videos to the Ancients
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Sky Screen: A Rumor Takes One Mouthful to Spread, but Our Ancestors Run Themselves Ragged
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Finally, I've found a novel that doesn't use those brainwashing tactics of wind-elemental mages and Li Jinglong going easy on Zhu Di. It's rare; after reading so many historical novels, I've only found two. I'll support the author for this one.
Finally, there is a spoiler-type movie that clearly explains the relationship between Zhu Biao and Zhu Di. Power is a poison that makes people want to stop. Zhu Biao has been trained as a prince since he was a child. He positions himself as a king on the throne looking down on all living beings. It is unrealistic for him to give up calmly after the birth of Zhu Di.
This is one of the few articles that is friendly to Zhu Di, portraying him as quite normal. It's no longer a bunch of brainwashing narratives where his victories are attributed to good luck, and he appears timid and submissive in the face of Zhu Biao.
Finally, something normal! This is so well-written! I always get annoyed when people say Zhu Di was a general under Zhu Gaochi! To have 800 soldiers rebel and fight all the way from Beijing to Nanjing is equivalent to the difficulty of establishing a country! Zhu Di's personality made it impossible for him to let Zhu Gaochi control the government. The total time he spent fighting wars didn't even add up to five years. Was Zhu Di just playing around the rest of the time? [Eye roll]
Finally, it's no longer the brainwashing narrative of "the Three Guards of Duoyan, the strong wind blows down the commander's flag, and Fang Xiaoru is the seed of all scholars in the world."
I absolutely love the teacher's portrayal of Zhu Di! Zhu Yuanzhang, instead of pinning his hopes on his destined-to-die crown prince, should have just gotten rid of Zhu Di and given him to one of the emperors lacking a successor. Those emperors would have been incredibly envious. With such a son, Zhu Yuanzhang could have turned the tide and led the Ming Dynasty to new heights.
This is exceptionally well-written. Zhu Di's victory wasn't due to a sudden surge of power or the Ming army's weakness; the author presents a logical and well-supported argument. Zhu Yuanzhang wasn't particularly biased, and Zhu Biao acted like a normal person, not a saint.
As a fan of Zhu Di, I hope the author will treat him better. I've read too many articles that are unfriendly towards Zhu Di, full of brainwashing narratives and unofficial histories.
Please keep updating! Finally, I saw one that didn't say the Ming army was too weak and Zhu Di won by luck. And there's this argument that Zhu Biao would have been better than Zhu Di if he were in power. Zhu Di was the Crown Prince's Grand General of the Northern Expedition during his lifetime, and if Zhu Biao hadn't died, he would have been Zhu Biao's Grand General. All the credit for Zhu Di's achievements could have gone to Zhu Biao if he hadn't died. Please update!
I was recommended this book, and I didn't read the other parts. As soon as I opened it, I went straight to Zhu Di, and it didn't disappoint me. The Jingnan Campaign was written so well, although it was a bit dry. The description of Zhu Yuanzhang was also a little clichéd, but without those brainwashing elements, I couldn't be more satisfied. Five stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I'm giving it to you. Please help remove the brainwashing elements from our Judy!