[Filling in the historical gaps; updates whenever inspiration strikes, not VIP. Coming-soon novels are listed below.]
One day, a dark screen silently appeared in the sky, blotting out the sun as if it were divine punishment. Only after several dozen seconds did it slowly shift position and let sunlight return to the earth.
After their initial panic passed, people saw that the screen remained unchanged and gradually calmed down.
A day passed without a sound, then two, and by the third day nothing had changed. So people dismissed it as an ordinary celestial phenomenon and paid it no more attention.
But on the fifth day, the dark screen suddenly lit up:
[Learn about the last emperor of the Ming dynasty: Emperor Sizong of Ming]
Zhu Yuanzhang, who had only just founded the Ming dynasty and was now seeing its fall, was utterly bewildered. "Am I seeing things? Otherwise, why am I seeing the Ming dynasty fall?"
The other dynasties had yet to finish watching the spectacle when the screen lit up a second time not long afterward:
[Emperor Xuanzong of Tang: the wise ruler who created a golden age, and the foolish ruler who destroyed it]
Li Shimin, who had been thoroughly engrossed in the Ming dynasty's juicy drama, nearly choked. Fury surged through him. "Where's my bow? I'm giving him a beating today!"
When it lit up for the third time, the screen seemed to float right in front of the First Emperor, just for him:
[The Second Emperor of Qin: A step-by-step guide to bringing down the Qin dynasty in record time]
After enjoying another family's drama, Ying Zheng turned around to find his own house on fire. He silently drew the Dingqin Sword in his hand and, under the terrified gaze of his ministers, sneered as he prepared to cut down the wastrel. "So much for a dynasty that lasts two generations!"
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Reader note: I'm not an expert. Feel free to point out any errors.
Updates whenever inspiration strikes. Everything takes place in a parallel world and has nothing to do with official history. Not VIP.
Coming soon: I'll Give My Ancestors an Overpowered Boost. I'm slowly building up a backlog.
Blurb:
In the year 2783 of the Star Calendar, the wounds left by the catastrophe that had severed human history were gradually healing. The new humans had moved to a star system named Alpha and rebuilt their homes on different planets.
They had all migrated together toward the future, and no one spoke of the past anymore.
Yet there were surprises as well as the unexpected.
The past, forgotten by the new era, reappeared in livestreams across the star network through some mysterious power, reenacting old events before humanity's eyes.
An unknown force gathered all the people of the past in one place and labeled it the World Championship. "How to make your own ancestors the champions of the historical world tournament" became the main objective for star systems everywhere.
At first, the new humans were skeptical. But one by one, they came around and promptly formed support armies.
"So what if it's a parallel world? The parallel worlds branched off from the same original line, so what's wrong with sending some interstellar products to our ancestors on the parallel world's battlefield?!"
Some unknown force: "...That product you're talking about, isn't it the kind that can take out half a planet with one shot?"
And so the ancestors swept across the battlefield with future technology, fighting their way from southeast to northwest and back again. There was just one problem: "This map of the world... isn't very practical."
The ancestors, holding maps of the Flower Kingdom star system sent through the livestream, looked completely baffled. "Why are there so many planets? Should we have a spaceship sent over?"
Theme: Mend old regrets and bring things to a happy conclusion.
Yang Yuhuan was at least 30 years older than Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. It's not like she had never had a powerful, young, beautiful, infatuated and attentive husband. How could she really fall in love with Li Longji? It is said that after she was strangled to death, King Shou went to Mahuaipo to pay homage, but I don't read enough, so I can't figure out whether it is recorded in official history or unofficial history.
What we are saying is, how can any normal person not love her husband, a prince who is young, handsome, elegant and talented, with whom she has a deep affection, but love a bad old man who snatches his daughter-in-law?
Sometimes this idiom passed down from generation to generation really makes me feel that it is not unreasonable.
In the Han Dynasty, men and women were killed by the old Liu family.
The unethical love passed down from generation to generation by the Li family in the Tang Dynasty,
The Zhao family in the Song Dynasty was spineless.
The strange emperors passed down from generation to generation after Zhu Qizhen in the Ming Dynasty
How could Concubine Yang really like Li Longji? At such an old age, what else could she have besides a high status? It's inappropriate to leave King Shou's wife as his wife, but she likes to be his concubine, Li Longji? The emperor's concubine is also a concubine, how can she be better than a prince and his concubine?
As for the imperial concubine, I really think she was forced. She might have suffered from Stockholm Syndrome in the end. In that era, if she was favored by the emperor, even if she didn't want to, she could do it. She could indeed commit suicide, but what about her family and what about her husband? It's better to force herself to numb herself and at least make herself feel better.
Li Longji didn't make any efforts at all to quell the Anshi Rebellion. He kept trying to add fuel to the Anshi Rebellion, killing generals on the spot, not listening to honest advice and believing in slander. Don't put gold on his face.
Hu Hai made a lot of tricks, but he was unlucky and no one took over for him. Wanyan Gou and Zhu Qizhen are both very crotch-stretching, so they are very lucky to have someone to take over for them.
King Zhao Xiaocheng, don't be too happy. No matter what happens to Zulong's son, it will only happen after the six kingdoms are destroyed! !
Looking at similar articles like this, every time Qin Shihuang knew about the death of Qin II, Fusu would take the blame.
Li Longji did not make any efforts to solve the chaos after the Anshi Rebellion. He only focused on fighting for power with Li Heng.
Yang Yuhuan was at least 30 years older than Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. It's not like she had never had a powerful, young, beautiful, infatuated and attentive husband. How could she really fall in love with Li Longji? It is said that after she was strangled to death, King Shou went to Mahuaipo to pay homage, but I don't read enough, so I can't figure out whether it is recorded in official history or unofficial history.
What we are saying is, how can any normal person not love her husband, a prince who is young, handsome, elegant and talented, with whom she has a deep affection, but love a bad old man who snatches his daughter-in-law?
Sometimes this idiom passed down from generation to generation really makes me feel that it is not unreasonable. In the Han Dynasty, men and women were killed by the old Liu family. The unethical love passed down from generation to generation by the Li family in the Tang Dynasty, The Zhao family in the Song Dynasty was spineless. The strange emperors passed down from generation to generation after Zhu Qizhen in the Ming Dynasty
How could Concubine Yang really like Li Longji? At such an old age, what else could she have besides a high status? It's inappropriate to leave King Shou's wife as his wife, but she likes to be his concubine, Li Longji? The emperor's concubine is also a concubine, how can she be better than a prince and his concubine?
As for the imperial concubine, I really think she was forced. She might have suffered from Stockholm Syndrome in the end. In that era, if she was favored by the emperor, even if she didn't want to, she could do it. She could indeed commit suicide, but what about her family and what about her husband? It's better to force herself to numb herself and at least make herself feel better.
Li Longji didn't make any efforts at all to quell the Anshi Rebellion. He kept trying to add fuel to the Anshi Rebellion, killing generals on the spot, not listening to honest advice and believing in slander. Don't put gold on his face.
Hu Hai made a lot of tricks, but he was unlucky and no one took over for him. Wanyan Gou and Zhu Qizhen are both very crotch-stretching, so they are very lucky to have someone to take over for them.
King Zhao Xiaocheng, don't be too happy. No matter what happens to Zulong's son, it will only happen after the six kingdoms are destroyed! !
Looking at similar articles like this, every time Qin Shihuang knew about the death of Qin II, Fusu would take the blame.
Li Longji did not make any efforts to solve the chaos after the Anshi Rebellion. He only focused on fighting for power with Li Heng.