[A long epic, based mostly on official histories. The author respects the official record, so take note! Characterization includes personal interpretations, so feel free to give it a try if you're okay with that.]
Song Ci, a history teacher at Jiangcheng No. 1 High School, accidentally binds herself to the Myriad Worlds Livestream System. The historical videos she makes are broadcast to countless worlds and every dynasty.
Farmers working in their fields, princes and ministers in the imperial court... People from parallel worlds across the myriad realms stare in astonishment at the water screen that has suddenly appeared in the sky.
Immortals descend from the heavens with a "divine sign," letting each dynasty glimpse a fragment of the secrets of heaven.
Episode One: "The Person in History Who Came Closest to Becoming a God"
First Emperor: So Xu Fu really didn't lie to me. Immortals really do exist.
Emperor Xianzong of Tang: Give me another bottle of pills and I can keep taking them.
Episode Two: "Conquering Langjuxu: The Han Dynasty's God of War"
Liu Che strokes his beard with a smile: It must be my Champion Marquis.
Episode Three: "The Son of the Era Versus the Transmigrator"
The current "Son of the Era," Liu Xiu: Big brother, I want to marry Lihua.
Liu Yan: Go to sleep! You can have anything in your dreams.
Episode Four: "None of You Lived as Long as I Did"
Sima Yi, bent with age and on his last legs, gazes sharply at the sky screen. All around him is silence. The blood of the Cao clan has dyed half the sky red. Ha! Zhuge Liang, you fool, and my former lord, scheme all you like. In the end, this realm belongs to the Sima family.
Episode Five: "One Female, Then One Male, Both Fly into the Purple Palace: On the 'Outrageous' Emperors Whose Favorites Brought Down Their Kingdoms"
Fu Jian, raising his cup with his ministers: What a spineless emperor. I wonder which family he belongs to. A taste for men, tsk, tsk. People in later ages really are uninhibited.
Episode Six: "The Emperor Who Cried the Most in History: Li Erfeng"
Li Shimin, who has just sent his brother off to the "Western Heaven" and is now kneeling at Li Yuan's feet, sobbing?
All the past is gone. The true heroes are those who shape the present.
Theme: Learn from history
Vomit. The author whitewashed Liu Ying? Pick up the bowl to eat and put down the bowl to scold your mother. Without Lu Zhi and Liu Ying, could Liu Ying sit on the throne? When you become emperor, do you call Lu Pheasant evil? Is Lu Pheasant's policy attributed to Liu Ying? Even the people of the Han Dynasty didn't think so. Lu Pheasant didn't mention his achievements at all, so he was just criticizing one place, right?
I'm satisfied to see many comments criticizing this chapter. The author actually thinks that this is cruel to Qi Ji? If I were Lu Pheasant, I would definitely go to Ming Taizu's peeled day lilies
If Liu Ying is sick, what qualifications does Liu Ying have to touch Liu Heng? The ancients who don't know who he is also said that if Liu Ying lived longer, she might be stronger than Liu Heng. Where does she have the face?
They are political enemies. If Mrs. Qi wins, will Queen Lu's ending be good??? Your chapter made me feel the Spring and Autumn writing style. First, let's talk about the effect and then the cause, and mention them all in one stroke. In ancient times, those people would only see Lu Pheasant suffering a lot and brutally killing Mrs. Qi and Liu Ruyi.
I'm so speechless. Let's just talk about history. What about time travel? The heroine has become a heartthrob again. Moreover, the heroine is so excited by Zhao Yi that she can't help but say anything. She's a bit mentally retarded.
Liu Ying is indeed weak and kind, because all his viciousness is directed at his biological mother. If Liu Ying had not been weak and unable to stand up, Empress Lu would not have fought desperately to keep his position. As a result, Liu Ying, who could not tell the good from the good, actually tried her best to hold her mother back. You must know that Empress Lu only demoted Madam Qi at first. It was Madam Qi's unwillingness to beat her heart that completely angered Empress Lu. Instead, Liu Ying complained about her mother. She was a white-eyed wolf who didn't know what to do. It would be better to give birth to him than to give birth to a piece of barbecued pork.
During Liu Ying's period, he ignored political affairs, and many of the measures were taken by Lu Pheasant. Why should he give Lu Pheasant the credit for her achievements and then others attack her because they didn't know Lu Pheasant's situation?
What is Jia Nanfeng? Isn't it the Sima family that caused the chaos in China? Those people are all sinners.
Every one, every one of those in power has almost died by being quartered at Ling Chi or ordered to be hanged. His treatment of political opponents will only be more cruel and eradicate them. It is because Lu Pheasant is a woman that she is always caught saying this. I always feel that she is embarrassing her love rivals. However, Ling Chi's torture of being burned and quartered is countless, but no one specifically mentions it. I have to say -
Don't look at what Lu Pheasant did, but what Mrs. Qi did first. I had ignored it at first. Mrs. Qi deserved it for herself to find a sense of presence. Wouldn't it be cruel for a man to do this?