Livestreaming Graveyard Dancing for the Lords of Imperial Mausoleums [Historical Livestream]

Hello, dear editor! Please let this one through!

This story is full of flying ashes from cremated remains. We'll casually chat about tomb excavations and the beautiful little collections of emperors who hoarded things.

The author isn't a historian or archaeologist, just an ordinary museum-loving visitor, at most.

For the author's opinions on historical figures, see the first sentence of the story's theme (the one-line description only allows 15 characters. How annoying.)

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#What's it like to be sitting peacefully in your palace when you suddenly see your own bones in the sky?

A sky screen that plays videos suddenly appears beside emperors.

Should they make this matter public, or privately observe the strange phenomenon from above?

After glimpsing information about later generations in the videos, what should those in power do, given their present circumstances?

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After receiving an email trying to poach her, Lin Zhuan thinks: The platform says it'll help drive traffic. As a photography blogger who posts pictures and text, if I go to the new platform and post some videos, people should... watch them too, right...?

She happens to be filming various imperial tombs and the artifacts excavated from them, so she decides to film wherever she goes and make videos introducing the emperors' mausoleums along the way.

#I refuse to let my followers get tricked into watching fake Terracotta Warriors after seeing my photos and videos

#It's definitely not because the video-view rewards are tempting to a broke university student who wants to buy a new lens

Of course... who could have guessed that the tomb's owner would be among "my followers"? TAT

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"The Opened Coffin: The Only Ming Emperor to Be Reduced to Ashes"

Zhu Yijun: Just because I slacked off doesn't mean I can stay calm after seeing myself burned to ashes!

"A Golden Mountain in the Tomb Is Just the Beginning: The Legendary Man Who Was Emperor, Marquis, and Commoner"

Liu He: Heaven knows how badly I wanted to give all that gold away back then (wipes away tears).

"The World's Greatest Figure Collector: The Underground Empire of an Emperor for the Ages"

Ying Zheng: ? Where's my enormous collection of colorful, life-sized figurines?!

"Brothers Reunited 1,500 Years Later? The Near-Disaster of Building a House and Partying on a Tyrant's Grave"

Yang Guang and Yang Jian: ?

"One Couple, Two Dynasties of Emperors: The Tomb Is Right Here, Go Ahead and Dig"

Wu Zhao: ? Wait, who said you could carve random words onto my stele?

Li Zhi: Tomb robbers, honestly, you're all trash.

"Where Do Their Hooves Lead? The Six Steeds of Zhaoling and the Heavenly Khan"

Li Shimin: How could my beloved horses end up in a foreign land?! (cries)

Theme: Lords and generals alike have all passed away. Everyone here is but a handful of earth. Archaeology is hard-won. Bow, bow, bow.