A Livestream of Romance of the Three Kingdoms Stuns the Ancients

Si Jia had a grandmother who loved storytelling.

While other people's childhood stories were about princes and princesses, hers were full of two-hundred-jin sledgehammers.

So when she started reading serious books on historical knowledge, it shook her to the core.

Later, Si Jia discovered that she wasn't the only one whose understanding had taken a heavy blow. The die-hard history buffs in her tiny livestream room were just as shocked.

Qin Shi Huang: You're saying Sun Bin lived to be two hundred and still chased me around to beat me up?

Li Shimin: Is calling King Wang the only thing I ever do?

Zhao Kuangyin: I was sent into exile? And I traveled a thousand li to escort Jingniang?

Emperor Wu of Liang: How could my father-in-law possibly be a flower grower?

Zhu Yuanzhang: Guo Zixing was my uncle?

Yang Ye: You're saying these are my wife and children? I don't recognize them!

Li Jing: My son is very filial! It's your son who chases you around to beat you up!

Di Qing: What was the point of my opposing the Yang family generals all along?

Bao Zheng: My Song Dynasty has laws! How could I possibly execute someone right there in court?

Wu Zetian: Me? A love-struck fool? Zhang Changzong and I were lovers in a past life and this one?

Liu E: Explain properly what this whole civet cat for the crown prince story is about!

Si Jia: Everyone, don't get worked up. These are all stories from historical fiction, all made up. This is what really happened in history...

Si Jia: Huh? Why are you even more worked up now?

Theme: Learn from history and respect historical figures.