From the Start, Ranking the Young General Huo Qubing

(The writing style matches the blurb. If you like serious stories, this one's not for you.) Coming soon: Teaching Menly Virtues in the Tang Dynasty. Take a look if you're interested. I can't get anyone interested in my upcoming book, and my fragile little heart can't take it. Li Susu, a full-time creator on a small video site, accidentally triggered the Huaxia Illustrated History System. The historical figure roundup videos she made were broadcast simultaneously across every dynasty in China. The first video she released was: [The Greatest Generals in Five Thousand Years of Chinese History] Emperor Wu of Han: A warrior unmatched by three armies, but who through the ages could compare to Champion Marquis? Huo Qubing has to be number one! Qin Shi Huang: Who could match Wang Jian's talent after he swept through the Six States and destroyed Chu and Jin? Han Xin: I'm the first king from a different surname! If that scoundrel Liu Bang won't nominate me, I'll do it myself! Emperor Gaozong of Song: My Yue Fei is pretty good too, right? (Qin Hui covers his mouth.) Zhu Houzhao: My main job is being emperor. It's understandable that I wasn't included in this ranking. I'll forgive you this time, but don't do it again, okay~ The series attracted the emperors and ministers of every dynasty, who followed each new installment. Every day, she received a trio of messages urging an update from Qin Shi Huang, irate comments from Emperor Wu of Han, and photos of long essays written in Emperor Huizong of Song's own Slender Gold script for her to admire... Li Susu's confidence grew, and she released one video after another: [The Ten Most Handsome Men in Chinese History] Making all those fresh-faced actors in historical romances feel ashamed of themselves! Ji Kang, Pan An, Song Yu, the Handsome Man from North of the City... Who was the fairest of them all? [The Greatest Poems and Essays of All Time] Let's add some culture, so everyone stops thinking I'm just a pretty airhead! The lone poem that outshines all the Tang: Moonlit Night on the Spring River The greatest parallel prose essay of all time: Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng Zhuge Liang's tearful masterpiece: Memorial on the Expedition [The Ten Most Treacherous Officials in Chinese History] Qin Hui won't be able to cover his mouth this time! Qin Shi Huang: Drag Zhao Gao out and execute him! Jiajing Emperor: Yan Song is my dear, dear favorite~ Qianlong Emperor: Heshen, I can't protect you this time. Waaah. [Ten Extraordinary Women Erased from History] Ten slots aren't nearly enough~ The first great woman general: Fu Hao The overlooked woman astronomer: Wang Zhenyi They're all shining examples of women!!! And so on. We'll see how much I can write. [Important: The author is not a history expert. Much of this was researched independently and supplemented with some unofficial history from forums. If anything is wrong, please teach me. If you know your stuff, I'll definitely listen! There are always things to learn from others. Give me a kiss!] Theme: Looking back at history and learning from it!