After broadcasting the ancient times live, I handed the system over to the state.

After talking about Feng Menglong, she did not stop.

"History is full of grandeur, but a person's life is just a drop in the ocean. Yet, something is always left behind, perhaps lost in history, or perhaps preserved to this day."

"Having finished reminiscing, next we'll talk about a pair of miraculous emperors and empresses. They were known as a chess master and a divine physician, respectively. No one could beat the emperor at chess, and this empress, with just the simplest words, extended the life of a person who was seriously ill and about to die by several decades."

[Here it comes, I already guessed it, the queue below is in perfect harmony.]

[So it was them! They used to talk about it separately, but this time they're talking about it together. It feels like they've been the kings of memes for generations.]

[Haha, I laughed first.]

Liu Bang was puzzled, "Emperors can become chess masters? I wonder which dynasty's emperor this is, and he even has a divine physician concubine? She can even extend people's lives by ten years!"

"The Chess Saint?" Emperor Guangwu Liu Xiu asked with some doubt, "Shouldn't this be an emperor from a later era?"

Zhang Zhongjing had already picked up the bamboo slips. "If they can extend people's lives, I wonder how advanced the medical skills of later generations will be. If some of these prescriptions could be recorded by us, I wonder how many people could be saved."

There are quite a few doctors and physicians who share the same ideas as Zhang Zhongjing.

However, some people can tell from the first nickname Zhu Qinggu gave that the titles "Chess Saint" and "Divine Doctor" this time are probably somewhat mocking, and not the kind of "Chess Saint" and "Divine Doctor" that the general public thinks they are.

Zhu Houzhao looked at what was being said on the sky and began to get a sense of it. He found the sky really interesting, as it was talking about the Twelve Golden Men and the Axe and Candlelight. The short videos he watched at night were also quite interesting.

He personally trimmed the horse's hooves, which indeed relieved his stress. He also found the nicknames he was using quite amusing.

It would be even more interesting if one day he were to compile a list of his own 'Great General' deeds!

I wonder if Feng Menglong, who wrote about so many emperors and generals, ever wrote about him?

"Chess Saint?" Kangxi searched his memory but couldn't find any previous emperor who was worthy of the title "Chess Saint," or even a divine physician concubine.

“Father, I believe this may be a descendant of a future generation,” Yinreng said, bowing.

Upon hearing this, Emperor Kangxi laughed heartily, “If he is indeed a descendant of future generations, then my bloodline will live up to the expectations of my ancestors and prosper forever. However, this chess master… may not be able to ensure the eternal prosperity of my Great Qing.”

At this point, Kangxi frowned almost imperceptibly. "This woman was clearly making a joke. Could she really be the Emperor of the Qing Dynasty? And this so-called divine physician concubine..."

Concubines reside in the inner palace, where they are not allowed to interfere in politics or go out. How can they be called divine physicians?

The sky didn't linger for long before answering their questions.

"Emperor Jing of Han, Liu Qi, was quite fond of playing chess when he was young. When he was still the crown prince, he played chess with Liu Xian, the crown prince of King Wu, Liu Bi."

"Liu Qi was a very skilled chess player, while Liu Xian repeatedly changed the rules and even tried to take back his moves. He was also unfriendly in his tone and provoked Liu Qi during the argument."

"It was originally just an ordinary chess match, but because of Liu Xian's unreasonable provocation, the hot-blooded young Liu Qi grabbed the chessboard and smashed it at Liu Xian, killing him."

"From then on, he was jokingly called the one who could beat anyone at chess, so Emperor Jing of Han, Liu Qi, was also known as the Chess Saint of the Han Dynasty."

[Who dares to play chess with him? Come on, come on!]

[The Great Han Chess Master, having determined both skill and life-or-death struggle, is that right?]

[I understand. Killing someone with a sword is called a swordsman, and killing someone with a chessboard is called a chess master, right?]

[The Great Chess Master of the Han Dynasty marries the Great Physician of the Han Dynasty; they're a perfect match.]

This family is amazing!

[He wants a life, his wife's life.]

[Picking his nose, Emperor Jing of Han later made amends to the King of Wu.]

No one in the world expected this to be the reason, so it's utterly ridiculous that Emperor Jing of Han was called the Chess Saint!

Emperor Wen of Han was completely stunned. Looking at Liu Qi, who was already a young boy, he didn't know what to say for a moment.

Especially after seeing the comment in the live chat about making amends for the King of Wu's last sentence—

[I know that; Emperor Jing of Han sent the King of Wu to reunite with his son.]

Liu Qi, however, remained unfazed, saying, "Once a move is made, there is no going back. Liu Xian is fickle and unpredictable. Even if he inherits the throne of Wu, he may not follow the emperor's wishes. In the end, he will only become too powerful to control."

"Qi'er does have some courage." But Emperor Wen of Han was even more worried. "However, if you use your youthful impetuosity to fight against the Crown Prince, I'm sure the King of Wu won't be able to swallow that insult."

There was also a great physician of the Han Dynasty. Emperor Wen of Han felt bitter just thinking about it. He sighed slightly, thinking that it didn't really matter. It was just that Liu Qi had handled this matter too carelessly.

Did Emperor Wen of Han not know that Liu Bi was accumulating wealth and recruiting outlaws in his fiefdom, waiting for an opportunity?

Rebellion, sooner or later.

Upon hearing this, Liu Che realized it was his father, the Chess Saint of the Han Dynasty! And the Divine Physician of the Han Dynasty… He thought of someone, and there it was.

Even the sky is so cramped.

Empress Lü, however, squinted as she thought. Liu Bi was Liu Bang's nephew, and by doing so, she could deduce that Liu Qi would be the emperor of the next few generations.

Emperor Wen of Han… The character “Wen” would never be used to describe her own son. Empress Lü knew what kind of person her son was, but she didn’t know who Emperor Wen really was!

After mentioning his nickname, Zhu Qinggu would also briefly talk about the person's deeds, so as not to let people's impression of this historical figure go too far astray.

Fun history prioritizes fun over history, captivating audiences and sparking their interest in history, rather than simply being entertaining.

"The title 'Great Chess Saint of the Han Dynasty' is just a nickname, not a reflection of a historical figure. Emperor Jing of Han, Liu Qi, was one of the creators of the first golden age of feudal dynasties, the 'Rule of Wen and Jing.' He promoted the Huang-Lao philosophy of non-interference and allowing the people to rest and recuperate, reduced taxes and levies, practiced frugality, and had a clear system of rewards and punishments. He and his father, Emperor Wen of Han, are considered to be famous and capable rulers in history!"

"It was precisely the rich foundation left by the reigns of Emperors Wen and Jing that enabled Emperor Wu of Han to achieve such remarkable feats in shaping the spirit of the Han dynasty."

"Even today, we still have the Han ethnicity, and for thousands of years we have been called Han people, that's why!"

She spoke these words with a firm tone and her eyes full of pride.

My gaze seemed to pierce through the sky, arriving in the Han Dynasty a thousand years ago, quietly overlooking this land.

Despite the simplicity of those words, under the sky, emperors, generals, commoners, and soldiers of the Han Dynasty and later dynasties all felt goosebumps and were incredibly excited.

Looking back on history and through countless years, the character "Han" has always been a part of the bloodline and romance of the Chinese people.