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

"Next up is another big one, the last one in this live broadcast featuring the nicknames of historical figures!"

"Charging towards us is the King of Memes, a combination of the Song Dynasty Donkey Master, the Great Song Dynasty Car God, the Gaoliang River Car God, the Donkey Cart Warrior, the Axe Gang Leader, Breaking Bad, the Founder of the Sex Scandal, and the Master of Micro-Management—"

[I already know who it is, let's laugh first! Hahahaha!]

Leaders also need to learn to drive themselves.

[He truly is the king of memes.]

[The racing god is indeed a meme king, and his governance is quite good too; he just likes to play with abstract concepts!]

[A donkey cart travels two hundred li in one night, living up to the expectations of the Song Dynasty and to you!]

At this moment, the barrage of messages surged forth, varied in type and length, instantly covering the blank space directly above Zhu Qinggu. It was so fast that even the eunuch responsible for recording the sky and the barrage could not catch the explosively dense information for a moment.

"Who is this person? And again, from the Song Dynasty? It seems that later generations truly love and criticize it deeply!" Li Shimin exclaimed.

"With so many nicknames, I wonder if we'll have any in future generations." Changsun Wuji smiled as he looked at the sky, not caring too much about whether these nicknames were insulting.

"Whether or not we have nicknames is a kind of encouragement for us," Du Ruhui said.

Some of these nicknames are insults, but many are compliments. Look at the discussion on the screen about Feng Menglong, calling him a "keyboard scholar," which is a compliment for later generations. And what about "Wen Bacha"? Isn't that a compliment to Wen Tingyun's talent?

"As long as we are upright and honest, we will have a good reputation in history. These nicknames will just be icing on the cake," Wei Zheng said, cupping his hands in greeting.

These words were quite reasonable, and the atmosphere among the crowd immediately became more harmonious.

……

Song? Song again?

Zhao Kuangyin was very annoyed. Why was it Song again?

Just when Emperor Renzong of Song finally brought some relief, the news started talking about Wang Anshi's reforms, which led to the downfall of the country and the extinction of the race. Later generations even described the Song Dynasty as a "great sacrifice." What exactly happened to the Song Dynasty after that?

Unfortunately, Zhao Guangyi was already dead. Zhao Kuangyin wanted to vent his anger on someone and ask which of his descendants this was, and what this useless descendant had done, but he couldn't.

Especially with so many nicknames... what does "Emperor Song Donkey" mean?

Zhao Kuangyin had a feeling that he might suddenly go black, so he immediately summoned the imperial physician to his side, determined to watch the live broadcast from Tianmu even if he had something else to do!

Zhu Qinggu also took a sip of tea to moisten his throat. Seeing so many comments on the screen, he knew that the pre-event hype had been effective.

Then he slowly said, "One dark and windy night, the candlelight flickered, the axe fell, and Emperor Taizu of Song, Zhao Kuangyin, was gone."

Upon hearing this, Zhao Kuangyin felt like he was about to choke. Could you please stop bringing it up repeatedly?

"It's Zhao Guangyi, fighting according to battle formation diagrams..." Zhu Yuanzhang also disliked this fellow quite a bit. Generals in the field can adapt to changing circumstances, how can they fight according to battle formation diagrams? Emperor Taizong of Song was good at civil administration, but his military skills were terrible.

Yongle Dynasty

Zhu Di's expression was strange. "The Song Dynasty's 'Donkey Emperor' is quite fitting. Surely the emperors of our Great Ming Dynasty will learn from history and not produce any more chess masters or divine physicians?"

The more Zhu Di thought about it, the more his heart pounded.

At this moment, Zhu Zhanji requested an audience, and Zhu Di relaxed slightly. When he saw a dignified young man striding closer, Zhu Di smiled.

Zhu Zhanji, the grandson of the Holy Emperor, was filial and came to pay his respects. Zhu Di then asked him to look at the sky together and instructed him that the Zhu family must never produce a donkey chariot god in the future.

Zhu Zhanji nodded repeatedly, "If there are such descendants again, even without them saying anything, your grandson will be ashamed."

At this moment, Zhu Di and Zhu Zhanji had no idea that the boomerang of history would later pierce them, causing them to bleed profusely.

"When Emperor Taizu of Song passed away, Prince Zhao Guangyi of Jin ascended the throne. Perhaps to secure his position, he presented the 'Golden Box Covenant,' but how could such a 'Golden Box Covenant,' which was merely an attempt to cover up the truth, convince people? Thus, Zhao Guangyi conceived the idea of ​​making a name for himself."

"So he set his sights on the Sixteen Prefectures of Yan and Yun."

"Speaking of the Sixteen Prefectures of Yan and Yun, we must also mention Shi Jingtang, who had a nickname: the Puppet Emperor."

"In order to secure his throne, Emperor Shi Jingtang not only ceded large tracts of territory to the Khitan, but also paid tribute with a large amount of money every year. In his letters, he always referred to Emperor Taizong as 'Father Emperor' and himself as 'subject,' a son emperor. The Sixteen Prefectures of Yan and Yun were thus ceded to the Khitan."

A map gradually appeared in the sky, with different colored blocks representing the territorial changes of several countries.

The person responsible for copying the contents of the map under the canopy lit up immediately and quickly memorized these maps.

People from the past were heartbroken that the Sixteen Prefectures of Yan and Yun, which were originally under their rule, were ceded to those barbarians!

"Later, Emperor Shizong of Later Zhou, Chai Rong, originally wanted to recover the Sixteen Prefectures of Yan and Yun, but he died young. Zhao Kuangyin, on the other hand, prioritized the recovery of the southern lands and had no time to attend to the north. Later, he wanted to recover the north, but he also died under mysterious circumstances."

"In this way, this last wish fell into Zhao Guangyi's hands."

"Zhao Guangyi first destroyed the Northern Han, and then his confidence began to swell, and he set his sights on the Sixteen Prefectures of Yan and Yun."

"But after he finished fighting the Northern Han, his men and horses were exhausted. He had not yet rewarded his troops, and his military rations were not yet ready. So he immediately turned around and began to fight the Liao Kingdom. At first, the Liao Kingdom was caught off guard. The Song army won two battles and even besieged the Liao capital, Nanjing, which shocked the surrounding area."

"Later, Liao urgently dispatched Yelü Sha's army to rescue the city. When Yelü Sha's army arrived at Youzhou City, the Song army had been besieging the city for more than 20 days. They had been unable to capture it and their morale was low. However, Yelü Sha still retreated. The Song army only pursued for more than ten miles before they were exhausted and stopped. At this time, Yelü Xiuge led his troops to pursue from behind."

"The Song army was surrounded by two forces, and since everyone in Yelü Xiuge's army was carrying a torch, they did not know the size of the army. Therefore, they dared not take the initiative to attack and decided to use the Gaoliang River as a natural barrier to resist the Liao army."

"Later, Yelü Xiezhen led his elite troops out from Yelü Xiuge's two flanks. In addition, the people in the city knew that reinforcements had arrived and began to beat drums and shout. The Song army was no match for them and suffered many casualties. However, the Song army was brave and had already blocked the Liao army at this time."

"When Zhao Guangyi personally led the army into battle, he saw the chaotic and bloody soldiers and was terrified. So he abandoned his troops and fled. With the emperor missing, the army lost its leader and began to fall into chaos. The collapse became even more severe, and the Song army fled south in droves."

"Zhao Guangyi, who led the escape, also got separated from his generals and soldiers, and was shot in the thigh—yes, the thigh, not the butt as everyone says!"