Sky Screen: A Rundown of History's Most Aggrieved Figures and Their Ministers' Secrets

Wang Xi, a history blogger, took an unorthodox route to make ends meet, posting a video titled The Strongest God of War in Great Qin Was Actually a Construction Foreman?! Unexpectedly, the video was broadcast simultaneously through the “sky screen” to countless parallel timelines, including Great Qin, Great Tang, and Great Ming. From then on, emperors throughout history went completely wild. As the video opened, Zhang Han, head of the Great Qin palace workshops and a foreman who repaired imperial tombs, was cursing his life at the screen: in the first half, he had to face off against Xiang Yu the Conqueror; in the second, he battled Han Xin, the God of War. In the end, his useless ally Zhao Gao stabbed him in the back, and he was buried alive along with 200,000 Qin troops. In an instant, the myriad worlds erupted! After watching, Ying Zheng flew into a rage on the spot: “Has my Great Qin fallen so far that a tomb builder has to go to war? Are Wang Jian and Meng Tian all dead?” Li Shimin, hands clasped behind his back, offered a calm assessment: “Using prisoners as soldiers shows some skill. Too bad it still falls far short of my three thousand Black Armored Cavalry.” Zhu Yuanzhang pulled Crown Prince Zhu Biao over for a lesson on the spot: “Biao, look. This is the fine son Ying Zheng chose. If I’d had a brat like Hu Hai, I’d have drowned him at birth!” And when videos titled Li Jing Is a Complete Amateur!, The Han Dynasty’s Greatest Carry Got Blown Up by an Old Lady?!, and I’d Rather Guard Xuanwu Gate Than Tong Pass! aired one after another... The entire history of the myriad worlds descended into chaos!