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Qin Shihuang Yingzheng died for two thousand years and then lived again. When he opened his eyes, he found himself lying in a cramped university dormitory, and the room was filled with the smell of feet. A thin man wearing glasses called him a "roommate" and gave him a mobile phone and said, "Brother, you were recorded. Let's start a live broadcast." Ying Zheng looked at his face reflected in the luminous "bronze mirror" and fell silent. He is the first emperor who swept across the world, and he is the emperor of the ages whose books and texts are on the same track. Now, he has to rely on "live streaming tips" to make money and pay rent? In the live broadcast room, the audience watched him curse people like he was issuing an imperial edict, watch him trade stocks like he was using military tactics, and watch him identify scum like he was interrogating corrupt officials. Until one day, an ID named "Fusu" rewarded a hundred rockets, and the barrage was all: "The prince is here!" Ying Zheng narrowed his eyes and said calmly: "I will recognize my son myself." This is a story about an ancient emperor using live broadcast to teach modern people how to behave. Including: information gap crushing, court tactics and dimensionality reduction attacks, father and son recognition to the ultimate tear-jerking, and-- "Your Majesty, are you really not Qin Shihuang?" "I am." "Then what pictures are you bringing during the live broadcast?" "My terracotta warriors and horses need funds to repair them."