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

After Zhu Qinggu said that, people before Emperor Jing of Han no longer thought Liu Qi was arrogant. Throughout history, how many kings and prime ministers have received such high praise?

Even Emperor Wen of Han couldn't help but laugh heartily.

I'm even more eager to see if the story of this so-called Emperor Wu of Han will be told later.

He was called the Great Emperor, so he must have been a great ruler. I don't know what he did to receive such high praise, and there is even the term "Emperor Wu of Han Building the Soul".

However, Zhu Qinggu did not tell the story of Emperor Wu of Han, but instead turned around and began to talk about the great physician of the Han Dynasty.

"Li Ji was a favorite concubine of Emperor Jing of Han. She was beautiful, talented in singing and dancing, and bore him three sons. Her eldest son, Liu Rong, was made crown prince, and she was only one step away from becoming empress."

"Princess Liu Piao wanted to curry favor with Consort Li and wanted her daughter to marry Liu Rong so that her daughter could become empress. However, Consort Li was jealous and thought that so many women in the palace were sent to Liu Qi by Princess Liu Piao, so she resolutely rejected Liu Piao's proposal and offended Liu Piao from then on."

"In the sixth year of the Former Yuan Dynasty, Emperor Jing fell seriously ill and went to the Tangquan Palace in Lishan to recuperate. The illness came on fiercely, causing unease throughout the court and the country, and rumors spread widely. Emperor Jing summoned Consort Li, wanting to entrust his son to her, and said, 'After my death, I hope you will treat my concubines and sons well.'"

But Princess Kuri angrily cursed, "You old dog! When you die, I will kill them all!"

"Emperor Jing was greatly alarmed, but later recovered. After much consideration, he deposed Crown Prince Liu Rong and made Liu Che the Crown Prince. He lived a few more years and passed the throne to Liu Che, who became Emperor Wu of Han."

[As expected of a divine physician of the Han Dynasty, wouldn't Liu Qi's illness be cured this way?]

[This was just the last step; she turned a free point into a death trap.]

[A single sentence extended Liu Qi's life by ten years!]

The live stream chat became increasingly active, with a dense barrage of comments floating across the screen.

"However, the term 'old dog' is not recorded in official history. It is only recorded in an unofficial history called 'Stories of Emperor Wu of Han.' The story of 'keeping a beauty in a golden house' also comes from this book. According to the Records of the Grand Historian, when Emperor Jing of Han asked about entrusting his son to someone, Consort Li refused to answer and spoke rudely. Whether she actually called him an 'old dog' is still unknown."

Many people under the canopy also perked up their ears to look at it. Who wouldn't be curious about royal affairs? From the canopy, they could learn that even the emperor's family had so many trivial matters, and that not all the concubines in the palace were as gentle and virtuous as celestial fairies. Sometimes, the emperor was not as good as ordinary people.

Chen San looked around and, finding no one nearby, said, "Your sister is wonderful, both virtuous and beautiful, even better than the emperor's concubines."

Fortunately, no one was around, otherwise he wouldn't have dared to talk about the emperor's family affairs.

Li Si's view is different. If you can have mountains of gold and silver and beautiful women, it's worth dying for. What's wrong with being a little temperamental?

As for those scholars and officials, they mostly criticized, so there's no need to talk about them.

Emperor Jing of Han, Liu Qi, who had already made Liu Che the crown prince, looked at the sky and talked about the past. He also vaguely recalled his childhood and the first time he met Consort Li.

She does have a bit of a temper, which was cute at first, but over time it only annoyed him.

Liu Qi was instructing Liu Che when he heard from the sky that Liu Che would become the Han Wudi Emperor, who would be praised by the world. He clapped his hands and laughed, saying, "Che'er will surely be a great ruler in the future."

The young Liu Che was already very intelligent. Faced with Liu Qi's praise and Tianmu's expectations, he was full of ambition and confidence. "Father, the appearance of Tianmu means that not everything will go according to plan. The future is also difficult to predict. But as the saying goes, 'Heaven's movement is ever vigorous. So should a gentleman constantly strive for self-improvement.' I will also strive for self-improvement. If the world is strong, the Han Dynasty will prosper and sweep away the Xiongnu!"

"Hahaha, good, Che'er has great ambitions." Liu Qi laughed heartily.

Ying Zheng has been in the heavens from the beginning until the fall of Qin and the establishment of Han. The comments also mentioned that the Han Dynasty was divided into the Western Han and the Eastern Han, and lasted for several hundred years.

The woman on the sky spoke of how, thousands of years later, the people of this land would call themselves Han people or Han ethnicity.

Why don't they call themselves Qin people? Qin clan?

If my Great Qin Dynasty continues for a hundred or a thousand years, won't all future generations be Qin people and Qin clansmen?

"Summon the Mohists to see me," Ying Zheng said.

Zhao Gao responded and immediately went to summon the people to the palace.

Before long, the Mohists arrived.

"When the story of Feng Menglong was being told on the screen that day, I saw in the video that people in later generations wrote on thin paper. I wonder if the Mohists could make it? I will reward them handsomely."

Even though it was just background information, Ying Zheng still had a keen sense for things from later generations.

Which emperor wouldn't want to hold onto something that offers him good fortune?

"Your Majesty, this humble subject dares not claim that he can produce such a document," the leader of the group said, bowing.

"Then let's try. If we can make it, what's wrong with using the Mohists?" Ying Zheng was quite open-minded in this regard. Why should he be restrained by anything that could strengthen the people of Qin?

This promise also stirred a subtle excitement within them: "The people will definitely find a way to make paper!"

……

"Next, we will also talk about an emperor - Emperor Renzong of Song, Zhao Zhen. Because he liked to walk barefoot when he was young, he was often called the Barefoot Immortal by people in the palace, and was also called the Barefoot Great Immortal."

[That's rarely heard of. People usually only know him for his good temper—so good that even when Bao Zheng, a famous Chinese judge, grabbed his sleeve and spat in his face while offering advice, he would simply wipe it away, listen quietly, and not get angry.]

[There are also those who refuse to eat even when hungry at night, worried that if they eat too much, the imperial kitchen will prepare too much, leading to waste in the long run. They even refuse to speak up if they find a grain of sand in their food, fearing punishment for the palace servants.]

[He was indeed very benevolent. When Emperor Renzong passed away, people around Bianjing, and even in remote mountain villages, would weep upon hearing of his death.]

Upon seeing the comments, Zhu Qinggu nodded in agreement, “Indeed, according to the History of Song, ‘the capital (Kaifeng) closed its markets and wept in the streets for several days. Even beggars and children burned paper money and wept before the palace.’ The people of Luoyang also voluntarily closed their markets to mourn. When an official was on his way to take up his post, he saw women in the mountains wearing mourning caps to mourn the emperor. When the news reached the Liao Kingdom, ‘people in Yan territory wept, regardless of distance.’ Even the Liao emperor Yelü Hongji mourned for him.”

"Many people consider him the most benevolent ruler of all time. Although in later generations, due to his various actions of giving gifts, we have a lot of negative evaluations of Emperor Renzong of Song, his benevolence, tolerance, and appreciation for talent are indeed true."