When Wu Zhao, the female emperor of the Great Zhou Dynasty, was reviewing the memorial, a strange line of text suddenly reflected on the bronze mirror on her desk - "Welcome to join the 'Exchange Group for Emperors of the Past'". The moment her fingertips touched her, she became the only female emperor in the group. The members of the group were Qin Shihuang, Han Wu Emperor, Tang Taizong and other heroes.
At first, she just thought it was a sorcerer's illusion. She casually said, "My husbands can't review memorials as fast as the ministers in this palace." This caused the crowd to explode. But as she shared the details of the imperial examination reform in the group, commented on the omissions of the Zhenguan period, and even "misposted" the gunpowder formula to the group file, the trajectory of history began to shift uncontrollably: the First Emperor gave up seeking immortality and turned to study the "upgraded version of the county system" mentioned by the empress; Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty promoted female officials in an unusual way, and Wei Zheng's letter of remonstrance actually showed "Your Majesty should learn from Emperor Zhou's mind in accepting remonstrances"...
When Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty asked "what is women's rights" in the group, and Song Taizu struggled with "should we destroy the Southern Tang Dynasty first and then pursue Emperor Zhou's drama?" Wu Zhao looked at the increasingly chaotic group chat records in the bronze mirror and suddenly realized that every word she typed was reshaping the rise and fall of thousands of years. And those emperors who should have left their names in history are becoming her "net friends" one by one. Under her influence, they have embarked on a new trajectory that no one could have expected. Where will this group chat spanning time and space ultimately take Chinese history? No one knows.
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