The video takes us to ancient times; Li Er transforms into the Tongtian Emperor of Shu Han.

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“Outstanding is called Ying; morally upright is called Ying; virtuous and outstanding is called Ying; insightful and comprehensive is called Ying.”

"A tyrannical ruler, yet he is given the temple name Yingzong?"

"I can't understand it!"

Li Er, who had been utterly dejected a few days ago, became lively again after accepting reality.

He was the first to raise questions about this review.

It's not a questioning of the immortal, but a questioning of the person who gave this person a temple name!

Can someone who makes the list of tyrannical rulers also be called a hero?

"There's nothing to be confused about. In the end, it's all your fault."

“From your son’s generation onwards, posthumous titles and temple names have lost their former fairness, especially posthumous titles, which are now lengthened as much as possible.”

"Although the temple name is better, it is no longer as fair as before."

Old Zhu, as if he saw through everything, answered his questions.

Li Er: "..."

It all started with me again!

These descendants have truly disgraced the Tang Dynasty for all eternity!

"But Old Zhu, shouldn't you be curious about what your unfilial grandson has done? How dare he talk so glibly here?"

Zhao Kuangyin couldn't help but say.

"As we've already said, while temple names aren't as fair as they used to be, they're not as exaggerated as they used to be."

"The reason why he was able to be called Emperor Yingzong was mostly because he made some unintentional mistakes that led our Ming Dynasty down a downward path, just like Emperor Chongzhen."

"As long as it was an unintentional mistake, and as long as he wants to be a good emperor, we can accept it."

"Didn't you see that the immortal's comments also included the evaluation of the Great Ming War God?"

"It's those two, the 'Gate Emperor' and the Oirat students, that we don't quite understand."

Old Zhu was still smiling.

At that moment, he had no idea what he was about to see.

Zhu Zhanji: "..."

Having not spoken for a long time, he suddenly had a bad feeling.

“Good grandson, just say what you want to say, your great-grandfather won’t blame you.”

Zhu Di noticed his predicament and offered a direct reminder.

“Grandfather, Qizhen is my child. I made him Crown Prince at a young age, but I haven’t had much time to teach him, so…”

So don't have too high expectations for him!

Especially after he was already on the list of tyrannical rulers!

Old Zhu: “…”

Was the slap in the face really that quick?

"Father, let's see what the immortals have to say first. Sometimes, the title of 'Great Ming War God' isn't necessarily a good one."

"Perhaps it was his aggressive military campaigns that led to widespread suffering among the people?"

Zhu Di quickly added.

"Then let's take a look before making a judgment."

When everyone's attention is focused on the image itself.

The subtitles slowly disappeared, followed by the appearance of the image.

"In the past five hundred years, I am the only emperor who has ever conquered this place."

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Zhu Di looked puzzled.

What does listing tyrannical emperors have to do with me?

Why am I appearing in the sky?

"Fourth brother, what's wrong with you!"

Old Zhu pulled out a Seven Wolves cigarette and was about to smoke it.

The reason I called the fourth brother back so early was so that he could smoke to his heart's content!

"Father, I don't know! I really don't know!"

Zhu Di looked completely innocent.

Fortunately, the sky changed the next moment.

Zhu Di was transformed into a person sitting in a prison cart.

The man looked up at the sky.

"In the past five hundred years, I am probably the only emperor who has been invited here as a guest."

Old Zhu: “…”

Looking at the prison cart in which the man was sitting, his hands and feet were bound by chains.

You call this being invited as a guest?

I must say, your way of being a guest is quite novel!

"Whose house is this? Come out and claim it. If you don't, we're going to castrate the fourth son!"

Before I could even finish reading, Old Zhu had already started shouting.

joke!

They've already been captured and brought here, so what's the difference between them and Emperors Huizong and Qinzong?

How could such a disgraceful thing happen in his Great Ming Dynasty!

"Great-grandfather, this must be my child..."

Zhu Zhanji said weakly.

Although I was somewhat prepared, it was still hard to accept seeing such a scene.

Is this the kind of person the God of War of the Ming Dynasty is?

Immortal, are you kidding us?

The sky clearly wouldn't answer their questions.

In the gaze of the imprisoned Zhu Qizhen, a memory appeared in the scene, replacing his own.

"Your Majesty, the Oirat have invaded our borders again. Let us march forth!"

"Your Majesty is wise and mighty. You should lead the expedition personally, just like the late Emperor, to let the Oirats know that the majesty of our Celestial Empire is inviolable!"

The voice of the eunuch Wang Zhen rang out.

"The emperor personally leading the expedition?"

Zhu Qizhen sat up straight, revealing his youthful face.

"Very well, just like Father and Great-Grandfather, let the emperor personally lead the expedition!"

"Wang Zhen, your suggestion is good. Go and collect your reward. By the way, convey my decree: order the Ministry of War to assemble an army of 200,000. I will personally lead the expedition to punish the Oirat Mongols!"

The scene abruptly ends there.

Immediately following was the subtitle.

Zhu Qizhen ascended the throne at the age of nine and changed the reign title to Zhengtong.

Yang Shiqi, Yang Rong, and Yang Pu served as regents, while their grandmother, Empress Dowager Zhang, exerted influence behind the scenes to keep the civil and military officials in check.

However, in the seventh year of the Zhengtong reign, his grandmother, Empress Dowager Zhang, passed away, and Wang Zhen, the eunuch favored by Zhu Qizhen, began to seize power and interfere in politics.

This marked the beginning of the Ming Dynasty's precedent for eunuchs wielding power and interfering in politics!

After reading it, everyone understood that it was introducing the background story of the current situation.

However, this set a precedent for eunuchs seizing power and interfering in politics.

This statement implies that this event must have occurred quite frequently during the Ming Dynasty!

Upon seeing this line of text, Old Zhu's face turned several shades green.

"We emphasized that the imperial harem should not interfere in politics, but what happened?"

"He gave us a whole system of eunuch interference in politics, which is even worse than the interference of the harem!"

What exactly is a eunuch?

The lowest of servants in the palace!

They're not even a complete human being!

How can someone like that be allowed to interfere in politics!

Why!

"Well, Old Zhu, calm down. In the end, this wasn't exactly the first time your Ming Dynasty started this."

Zhao Kuangyin reassured him.

As early as when the First Emperor was conquering the world, the Second Emperor was already under the control of the eunuch Zhao Gao.

The issue of eunuchs interfering in politics is an old topic.

"Ugh……"

Old Zhu looked up at the sky and sighed.

Once this sets a precedent, it will only get out of control.

If the eunuch clique is used to check and balance the civil officials, how are the military generals supposed to conduct themselves?

It was bad enough that they had always been overshadowed by civil officials, but to also be subordinate to eunuchs for many years on top of that was unacceptable.

They risked their lives, but in the end, they were no better than those dead eunuchs.

Who would still be willing to risk their life for your Ming Dynasty?

In the fourteenth year of the Zhengtong reign, Esen, the leader of the Oirat Mongols, plundered the borders of the Ming Dynasty.

After Zhu Qizhen issued an imperial decree to personally lead the expedition, Empress Dowager Sun, seeing that she could not dissuade him, had no choice but to comply.

Within three days, more than 200,000 troops were dispatched from the capital.

This battle is historically known as the Tumu Crisis!

The Tumu Crisis!

Using the word "change" will certainly not lead to a good outcome.

They could send an army of 200,000 to conquer the Oirat Mongols.

Zhu Di couldn't even think of a way to lose!

When he launched his northern expedition against the remnants of the Yuan dynasty, he had never fought such a costly battle!

Even if a dog were tied to the head coach's position, they couldn't possibly lose!