Lin Zhao activates the [Myriad Dynasties Emotion Harvesting System].
Every video he edits transforms into a vast sky screen stretching across the skies of every dynasty, past and present!
The first episode’s theme: [A look at the Marquis of Wu’an throughout history: Who was the true God of Slaughter?]
Bai Qi massacred 400,000 enemy soldiers. Killing intent surged across the sky screen as the Qin army cried out in unison, “Long live Lord Wu’an!”
Li Mu drove back the Xiongnu in the north. The people of Zhao knelt and wept: “This is the true Lord Wu’an of Great Zhao!”
Su Qin wore the seals of chancellor of six states, deftly navigating the political landscape and turning the rulers of every state pale.
And yet...
When the sky screen finally cut to the peach-cheeked, soft-eyed “Marquis of Wu’an” from some costume romance drama...
Bai Qi: “...What is that? A musician? A dancing girl?”
Li Mu: “He wears armor but has no killing aura at all. Has this man ever even been to a battlefield?”
A comment from Ying Zheng floated by: “If I had a general like that, Great Qin would have fallen long ago!”
Liu Che slammed his hand on the throne: “How dare they drag the title ‘Marquis of Wu’an’ through the mud like this?!”
The sky screen was instantly flooded with furious comments from emperors and ministers of every dynasty, and the emotion points skyrocketed...
[ Ding! Emotion points harvested for this episode: 8,742,000! System upgraded! S-rank materials unlocked: “Prince of Lanling: So Beautiful He Had to Wear a Mask on the Battlefield” feature! ]
Lin Zhao’s lips curled into a faint smile. “This is only the beginning... In the next episode, I’ll show them what a truly beautiful general looks like, the kind who has to wear a mask to go into battle.”
“Then they can take another look at that ‘Marquis of Wu’an’... Yeah, even a mask couldn’t save him.”
The content is good, but unfortunately the research wasn't thorough enough. Another general who used the title "Lord of Wu'an" was Xiang Yan, a famous general of Chu (grandfather of Xiang Yu, the Hegemon-King of Western Chu). Although Xiang Yan was defeated by Wang Jian, the conquest of Chu was a test of national strength; Chu's national strength was inferior to Qin's, which is why they were defeated, not because Xiang Yan was incompetent.