Records of Heaven-Given Strange Stories: the Secret Affairs of Chinese Emperors

The dragon chair is a torture stool Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty drunkenly mounted his royal horse and ran wildly in the Weiyang Palace, shouting "I want to hunt all over the world". The string of pearls fell all over the ground, and the eunuchs climbed up and down to pick up the jade beads, as if they were cleaning up the broken majesty everywhere! Emperor Jiajing huddled in the corner of the alchemy room, tremblingly swallowing the "Yuan Xing Dan" refined with the menstrual blood of his palace maids, while his third queen was being hanged in the cold palace next door - the dragon bed was always filled with the rusty smell of blood and cinnabar. These absurd slices that have been erased from official history are the real life texture of emperors: power gives them divinity, but loneliness forces out their bestiality! Three years before the death of Qin Shihuang, the celestial phenomena and people's hearts co-acted a drama of regicide. On the night when the meteorite carved the prophecy, the survivors of the Six Kingdoms passed the carving knife in the dark alley, using a stone to ignite the tyrant's final panic! When the "ghost officials" of Huayin presented the jade, the messenger's sleeves hid the Yin-Yang family's talisman - the phrase "this year the ancestor dragon died" was originally a death charm carefully designed by the alchemist group!