The History Meme Blogger Livestreamed to the Qin and Han Emperors

Xie Yiran is an amateur streamer in the history section, but the internet is full of talented people, and as someone who came to it halfway through, she never gets much traffic.

When the traditional approach failed, she decided to try something unconventional: making a spectacle wherever she went.

What she didn't know was that her stunt videos were being livestreamed to the dynasties of the past.

When visiting Qin Shi Huang's mausoleum, Xie Yiran brought a pound of salted fish and struggled to eat it with bottled water.

[Great Ancestor Dragon, I suppose this counts as revenge for Zhao Gao and Li Si stuffing you into a pile of salted fish after you died suddenly at Shaqiu!]

Qin Shi Huang, who had unified the land and was now searching everywhere for immortality, watched his hands tremble. So in the end, I didn't become immortal?

And Zhao Gao and Li Si! How dare they act so brazenly!

In front of Tang Taizong's mausoleum, she first recited a memorial titled "Ten Remonstrances to Taizong," then began asking questions that cut to the heart of things.

[Your Majesty, Second Phoenix, when your little wife's become the empress of your youngest son, should you perform the rites of a concubine for him, or should he perform them for you? Or should you perform them for each other?]

Li Shimin, who had defeated the Eastern Turks and been honored as the Heavenly Khan, looked at his well-behaved youngest son in his arms. What? He actually dared to take his father's concubine. And it would be one thing if he took her, but how could he make her empress!

Wait, in the end, his youngest son became emperor! Did his sons also fail to escape a struggle between brothers?

In front of the Red Cliffs battlefield ruins, Xie Yiran recited passionately.

[Cao Cao didn't proclaim himself emperor because he couldn't forget Xun Yu's pair of melancholy eyes! It definitely wasn't because he couldn't unify the land and was afraid the other two sides would attack him.]

Cao Cao, who was brimming with confidence as he launched the Battle of Red Cliffs to unify the land: ...So I didn't unify the land after all?

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