Su Ming, who had just graduated from college, unexpectedly had two space-time divine patterns appear on his chest, unintentionally opening up the sky space.
When she regained consciousness again, Princess Changle of the Tang Dynasty suddenly came to her side. Bound by the rules, she could never return to her homeland of the prosperous Tang Dynasty.
This scene was projected by the eternal sky to all dynasties of Qin, Han, Tang, Song, Ming and Qing dynasties...
Su Ming took Li Lizhi, who was stranded in modern times, to see high-rise buildings, high-speed trains, civil aviation aircraft, modern armaments, and the world map...
All the emperors of the past dynasties watched the whole process across time and space, and were shocked and broken one after another.
Qin Shihuang: "I want to lead the Qin cavalry to conquer a huge territory!"
Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty: "The invaders can go, and so can I!"
Li Shimin: "How dare you! Let my daughter go... You're so arrogant!"
Zhu Yuanzhang: "Ordinary people in future generations can eat meat every day. They are too rich!"
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Qianlong: "I am in heaven..."
A group of emperors: "Crows fly in planes... Tornadoes destroy parking lots!"
Qianlong: "Ah..."
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I think the emperors and princes who have achieved great things are not very good.
1. Ying Zheng (Qin Shihuang)
The eldest son: Fusu → was ordered to die by Zhao Gao and Li Si. He did not succeed to the throne. Hu Hai ascended the throne.
2. Liu Bang (Han Gaozu)
The eldest son of the concubine: Liu Fei; the eldest son Liu Ying → Successfully succeeded to the throne as Emperor Hui of the Han Dynasty
3. Liu Che (Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty)
Eldest son: Liu Ju (Prince Wei) → He was defeated and committed suicide due to the witchcraft disaster, and his youngest son Liu Fuling succeeded to the throne.
4. Liu Xiu (Emperor Guangwu of Han Dynasty)
Eldest son: Liu Jiang (Liu Qiang) → Originally the prince, he resigned voluntarily, and his half-brother Liu Zhuang (Emperor Ming of the Han Dynasty) ascended the throne
5. Sima Yan (Emperor Wu of Jin Dynasty)
Eldest son: Sima Zhong → Successfully succeeded to the throne (Emperor Hui of Jin)
6. Yang Jian (Emperor Wen of Sui Dynasty)
The eldest son: Yang Yong → was deposed and later sentenced to death by Yang Guang. The second son, Emperor Yang of Sui Dynasty, Yang Guang, ascended the throne.
7. Li Yuan (Tang Gaozu)
Eldest son: Li Jiancheng → He was executed by Li Shimin during the Xuanwu Gate Incident, and his second son Li Shimin ascended the throne.
8. Zhao Kuangyin (Taizu of Song Dynasty)
The eldest son: Zhao Dexiu died young; the second son, Zhao Dezhao, was succeeded by his uncle Zhao Guangyi after the death of Taizu, and Zhao Dezhao was forced to commit suicide.
9. Kublai Khan (Yuan Shizu)
The eldest son of the prince: Zhenjin (the eldest son of Kublai Khan) died of illness in his prime, and eventually his grandson Tiemu'er (Yuan Chengzong) succeeded to the throne.
10. Zhu Yuanzhang (Ming Taizu)
The eldest son: Zhu Biao. The prince died young and did not ascend the throne; his son Zhu Yunwen succeeded to the throne as the emperor's grandson.
11. Kangxi (the Holy Ancestor of the Qing Dynasty)
The eldest son: Yinzhen (the deposed prince), established two destitutes and was imprisoned until death; finally the fourth son Yinzhen (Yongzheng) succeeded to the throne
Among these emperors, only two of the eldest sons of the founding monarchs normally ascended the throne: Liu Ying, son of Liu Bang, and Sima Zhong, son of Sima Yan.
I think the emperors and princes who have achieved great things are not very good. 1. Ying Zheng (Qin Shihuang) The eldest son: Fusu → was ordered to die by Zhao Gao and Li Si. He did not succeed to the throne. Hu Hai ascended the throne. 2. Liu Bang (Han Gaozu) The eldest son of the concubine: Liu Fei; the eldest son Liu Ying → Successfully succeeded to the throne as Emperor Hui of the Han Dynasty 3. Liu Che (Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty) Eldest son: Liu Ju (Prince Wei) → He was defeated and committed suicide due to the witchcraft disaster, and his youngest son Liu Fuling succeeded to the throne. 4. Liu Xiu (Emperor Guangwu of Han Dynasty) Eldest son: Liu Jiang (Liu Qiang) → Originally the prince, he resigned voluntarily, and his half-brother Liu Zhuang (Emperor Ming of the Han Dynasty) ascended the throne 5. Sima Yan (Emperor Wu of Jin Dynasty) Eldest son: Sima Zhong → Successfully succeeded to the throne (Emperor Hui of Jin) 6. Yang Jian (Emperor Wen of Sui Dynasty) The eldest son: Yang Yong → was deposed and later sentenced to death by Yang Guang. The second son, Emperor Yang of Sui Dynasty, Yang Guang, ascended the throne. 7. Li Yuan (Tang Gaozu) Eldest son: Li Jiancheng → He was executed by Li Shimin during the Xuanwu Gate Incident, and his second son Li Shimin ascended the throne. 8. Zhao Kuangyin (Taizu of Song Dynasty) The eldest son: Zhao Dexiu died young; the second son, Zhao Dezhao, was succeeded by his uncle Zhao Guangyi after the death of Taizu, and Zhao Dezhao was forced to commit suicide. 9. Kublai Khan (Yuan Shizu) The eldest son of the prince: Zhenjin (the eldest son of Kublai Khan) died of illness in his prime, and eventually his grandson Tiemu'er (Yuan Chengzong) succeeded to the throne. 10. Zhu Yuanzhang (Ming Taizu) The eldest son: Zhu Biao. The prince died young and did not ascend the throne; his son Zhu Yunwen succeeded to the throne as the emperor's grandson. 11. Kangxi (the Holy Ancestor of the Qing Dynasty) The eldest son: Yinzhen (the deposed prince), established two destitutes and was imprisoned until death; finally the fourth son Yinzhen (Yongzheng) succeeded to the throne Among these emperors, only two of the eldest sons of the founding monarchs normally ascended the throne: Liu Ying, son of Liu Bang, and Sima Zhong, son of Sima Yan.
Come on, it's just so-so
Let's take those princesses in too.