After being reborn, Zhou Ran discovered that he had somehow become a top host at China Central Television!
The station director even decided to have him create a live show celebrating Chinese history and holding conversations with figures from past and present.
Zhou Ran had been worrying about finding performers when he discovered that he had somehow become bound to the Chinese Heritage System!
It could bridge the barriers of time and let him converse with figures from every era!
Facing Emperor Wu of Han, Zhou Ran spoke without fear or deference: "You craved grand achievements and acted arbitrarily. You believed in immortals and exhausted the people's strength, leaving the land ravaged and its people suffering. The Witchcraft Crisis brought it all to a head. Only your death could bring it to an end!"
"With a single decree, you weakened the feudal kingdoms and brought them into line! Your recommendation system opened the way for the poor! You dismissed the Hundred Schools and gave Confucianism sole prominence! You expanded east against Goguryeo, swallowed the Baiyue lands in the south, marched west to Dayuan, and crushed the Xiongnu in the north! The Silk Road stretched far and wide, spreading the glory of China through the ages!"
Still seething with rage, Emperor Wu of Han could not help but throw back his head and cry out at the sky: "To have the approval of posterity, I have no regrets!"
Facing Zhu Di, Zhou Ran was even more impassioned: "The emperor guards the nation's borders; the ruler dies for the realm. The entire Ming dynasty was the backbone of our China!"
Do you put the dethroning of hundreds of schools of thought and the sole respect of Confucianism among the achievements of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty?
Why does the name look the same as "Collection of China: Opening Dialogue with Ten Emperors"?
You and I have no chance to meet each other, so we rely on collection programs to talk to Qin Shihuang
I haven't collected the Chinese opening dialogue with the Ten Emperors yet. It's good. The rating is not high and there are many typos.
Why is history not popular and why are you unwilling to understand history?
Is it possible that she hasn't collected the Chinese opening dialogue with the Ten Emperors yet?
The chapters are unclear, and the plot begins but ends. With such a high rating, I really don't understand the taste of today's readers!
. . I laughed when I read the introduction. Think carefully about how powerful the relatives of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty were in his later years. Are you sure that if he doesn't kill him, when he dies, will this empire belong to the royal family or those relatives?
There are too many typos.
There are too many typos, which greatly affects reading.