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

Last night, Zhu Qinggu also told everyone that he would resume his normal live streaming schedule, which would still be live streaming on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, and he would also play some short videos in the evening.

I will still answer everyone's questions and open the store when the live stream is about to end.

As for the content of the live broadcast, she is no longer just sitting here talking about certain topics, but has become a time reporter who goes deep into the world.

People watching the live stream are quite used to it and think it's better for her to have a fixed time for live streaming, because the previous irregular live streams and store openings were a bit frustrating for some eager viewers.

"Today is Saturday, and next Tuesday we will begin a new journey."

The stars twinkled in the quiet night, and the laughter and chatter of the literati in the pavilion not far away had not yet completely ended.

Zhu Qinggu had stepped out a little and said to the fans in the live broadcast room, "The inner treasury has been burned to ashes, and the bones of nobles have been trampled on the streets."

"Some say that Huang Chao destroyed the powerful clans, and that during the Song Dynasty, many more commoners were able to gradually rise to the political stage."

"Then I will take you to see the Huang Chao Uprising."

This is the live stream preview for last night.

Zhu Qinggu woke up today feeling refreshed and energetic, just like before.

She and Bai Qin took a look at the 'Time and Space Investment Bank' located outside the market.

Yesterday, the list of the leadership team for "cross-time and space trade" in China was announced. The next step is to set up the implementation and execution units, assign the corresponding personnel to be responsible for the business, and issue the "Initiative".

For some, this is a very complicated and redundant thing, but intelligent people can often read a lot of political signals from such initiatives.

There's also the plan to establish a think tank...

As a result, the facilities in the capital city were no longer large enough. Of course, they had anticipated this, so the agencies that remained in the capital city were mainly responsible for diplomatic affairs, and their offices were moved to the nearest market town outside the capital city.

The 'Time and Space Investment Bank' is a financing platform established with capital provided by China to promote cross-time and space cooperation. In the future, when the Tang Dynasty becomes wealthy, it can also integrate capital.

Currently, RMB is still the primary currency, but the plan is to gradually replace it with points trading within three years.

However, think tanks and advisory groups have differing opinions on the inclusion of spacetime.

Zhu Qinggu felt that China could not be used as a blood bank, and that it could not ignore the development of modern society and blindly allocate funds to bet on this. Besides, in modern times, it was surrounded by enemies, and everyone wanted to tear off a piece of delicious Dongda to chew on.

However, think tanks and advisory groups have different views. One is that if the total investment amount remains unchanged, they can recruit through competition. Another is that they can refer to the systems of different times and spaces, respect economic laws, and gradually change their understanding of land step by step, and finally slowly enter into modern agricultural production.

The Tang Dynasty faced a problem: land annexation. This is a problem that every dynasty in ancient China has had to confront in the past thousand years.

In modern times, in addition to legal management, there is also a continuous economic output that can replace land for people to survive.

Therefore, reducing land consolidation is very difficult and hard to promote in terms of law. The only way is through the economy, where economic output can cover people's livelihoods.

Then Zhu Qinggu thought of the old Taoist priest's idea of ​​converting rice paddies to mulberry trees.

They kept quiet for the time being, but still advised Zhu Qinggu not to consider political or economic factors too much and to do his live stream at his own pace.

If anything happens, the country will be there to protect her!

Either way, you'll make a profit.

Zhu Qinggu was deeply moved, sob sob~

……

Anyone who has watched "Beyond the Realm of Conscience" knows that Emperor Li Yi, who pretended to be stupid all along, quickly demonstrated his political skills after ascending the throne.

After Emperor Xuanzong of Tang, Li Yi, ascended the throne at the end of the Tang Dynasty, he was indeed a wise and just ruler who applied the law impartially, listened to advice readily, was frugal and respectful, and cared for the people. This made the political situation relatively stable and the strength of the court gradually increased.

There were some rebellions, but they were all localized.

Some even praised Emperor Xuanzong for having the demeanor of Emperor Taizong.

Unfortunately, trouble arose when he ascended the throne. The successor he chose failed to take the throne. After his death, his regents were coerced by the imperial guards to install another prince as emperor, who became Emperor Yizong.

Emperor Yizong lacked the ability to turn the tide; instead, he was arrogant, extravagant, and weak. His successor, Emperor Xizong, was young, and the court was controlled by eunuchs. The Tang Dynasty was already heading towards its demise.

What followed was a series of uprisings.

The Wang Xianzhi Uprising and the Huang Chao Uprising cannot be viewed completely separately, but must be considered together.

Wang Xianzhi and Huang Chao were actually salt smugglers. However, Huang Chao was educated and even took the imperial examinations, but he failed repeatedly. On the other hand, those from aristocratic families could have a smooth life because of their family background.

Huang Chao, enraged, launched a rebellion and, after gathering over a thousand men, joined the ranks of Wang Xianzhi, who was the first to rise up in rebellion.

In an effort to quell the rebellion, the imperial court offered amnesty to Wang Xianzhi and others, but in the end, only Wang Xianzhi was granted an official position.

Huang Chao was extremely arrogant. When he heard that he was not mentioned in the imperial edict, he took advantage of the fact that other generals had not been granted official positions and immediately turned on them, turning the situation into a chaotic brawl among bandits.

In order to stabilize the situation, Wang Xianzhi had no choice but to take over the city where negotiations were being held, and the rebel army had begun to split.

Later, Huang Chao and Wang Xianzhi split their forces, and Wang Xianzhi was defeated, with the rebel army all joining Huang Chao.

But Huang Chao also had several lucky escapes from death.

At this time, the problem of regional military governors was already very serious, and some regional military governors even only wanted to receive compensation from the imperial court.

Their thinking was that the court would use them during times of war, but would want to get rid of them when there was no war. So it was better to keep Huang Chao around. That's why Huang Chao was released, but they chased after him, and the court would rely on them.

As a result, things went awry.

Later, Huang Chao's power grew stronger and stronger. He entered Chang'an and first killed all the members of the royal family who were still unable to escape.

With the arrival of Huang Chao's army, prices in Chang'an soared. Huang Chao collected more taxes than the imperial family had when they were in power, so some people rebelled against him. Huang Chao was temporarily driven out of Chang'an, but he later fought his way back.

At this time, Huang Chao was filled with boundless rage. In order to vent his anger, he killed almost all the adult men in Chang'an. Even three months later, the blood and fat of the corpses in Chang'an still felt very slippery.

For Li Shimin, massacring a city meant slaughtering the people of the Tang Dynasty, while Huang Chao had to be humanely eliminated.

Furthermore, Huang Chao reminded him of that damned Li Yuanji in many ways.

and so--

Huang Chao, you have already chosen your own death!