History Spoilers: Emperors Across the Ages Are Losing Their Minds

Chu Feng is a full-time history content creator who unexpectedly became bound to the Myriad Dynasties Sky Screen System.

The videos he edits in the modern world are transformed into a holographic sky screen, forcibly projected above parallel dynasties!

Most absurd of all, the System requires every video to be split into two episodes with wildly different styles.

The first half is rigorous educational content, ruthlessly analyzing the underlying reasons dynasties collapse through the lens of modern economics.

After watching “The Dynastic Cycle and the Fall of Qin,” Qin Shi Huang broke down on Mount Tai, crying out that Qin could not possibly fall after only two generations.

The second half, however, is pure silliness: a full rundown of the internet’s meme edits and bizarre antics from later generations.

When “Ming Dynasty Overseas Students and the Emperor Who Begged for His Life” aired, Zhu Yuanzhang was moved to tears one moment. The next, he drew his imperial sword and chased Zhu Qizhen all over the world.

And so, the course of history in every parallel world went completely off the rails.

Just as Li Shimin was preparing to ascend the throne, a ridiculous video about the An Lushan Rebellion enraged him so much that he grabbed his lance and went searching everywhere for An Lushan.

After watching a video about the Humiliation of Jingkang, Zhao Kuangyin grabbed a club in the middle of the night and hung Zhao Guangyi in the Imperial Ancestral Temple, beating him mercilessly.

As cross-temporal comments and tipping features went live, emperors from every dynasty began offering rare treasures from their imperial treasuries, hoping Chu Feng would air fewer obscure historical anecdotes.

Looking at the priceless antiques piled around his home, Chu Feng could only spread his hands helplessly.

I really am just an ordinary content creator. Why are you all taking this so seriously?