[Historical rankings] [Spoilers in the comments] [The protagonist is a working professional] [Historical figures speak for themselves]
Chen Shu was an ordinary history content creator. One day, he bound himself to a System, and from then on, the ranking videos he made were broadcast simultaneously across every dynasty.
When the First Emperor saw comments saying Zhao Gao had preserved him in brine with salted fish, he posted a question mark.
Cao Cao saw Luo Guanzhong put his line, “I’d rather betray the world than let the world betray me,” into a novel.
Cao Cao filed a complaint in the middle of the night: “I never said that! Luo Guanzhong made it up!”
Watching complaints from across time keep popping up in the System’s backend, Chen Shu calmly titled his next video: “The Emperors’ Most Mortifying Moments: Things They Wish They Could Erase”
After the first ranking video, “The Hardest Starts in History,” aired, Zhu Yuanzhang stared at the flood of comments and fell silent. “I started with nothing but a bowl, and I still didn’t make the list?”
In the second video, “The Ten Greatest Generals,” Huo Qubing and Xiang Yu argued in the comments, nearly challenging each other to a fight across time.
Chen Shu didn’t think much of it and continued editing the third video. Then a System notification appeared:
“Your inbox is full. The latest message is from Qin Shi Huang: Hurry up and post the next one. I want to watch.”
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