From the Start, I Livestream the Terracotta Army to Qin Shi Huang [Historical Livestream]

Zhao Yanqiao is a moderately well-known history streamer who specializes in reviewing imperial tombs. One day, she visits the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang in Xi'an to livestream an episode titled "Terracotta Warriors: The Mysterious Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang." No one notices that, among the dense barrage of comments, several inconspicuous notifications suddenly appear. [Qin Shi Huang], [Emperor Wu of Han], [Emperor Taizong of Tang]... have entered the livestream. ** Ying Zheng from a parallel world finds a magical brick. On the glowing screen atop it, he sees the excavation of a burial pit filled with terracotta warriors. Ying Zheng: "..." Ying Zheng leaps to his feet and slams the table. "How dare they! They dare to dig up my imperial mausoleum!" The other emperors feel a pang of sympathy. "At least they haven't dug up our tombs." Who would have thought that livestream videos of other imperial tombs would appear later? "The First Emperor of the Ming Dynasty to Be Exhumed and Have His Bones Ground to Dust" "The Poorest Imperial Tombs: A Deep Dive into the Song Dynasty Tombs" "The Hardest Tomb in History to Excavate: Wu Zetian's Tomb" The emperors: Damn! Their tombs are in even worse shape than Qin Shi Huang's! [3.6] Theme: Learning history