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

"As for why she was called Ninth Sister, it was because when Zhao Gou was in Yangzhou, he was enjoying the company of his concubines and heard about the Jurchen invasion. He was so frightened that he lost his ability to have children."

"In addition to his cowardly nature, they simply called him Ninth Sister. Besides that, he also had nicknames such as Wanyan Gou, Zhao Ninth Sister, Minister of the Jin State's Office in Jiangnan, and the good son of the Jin people."

[Zhao Gou's temple name was Emperor Gaozong of Song. This guy lived a long life and even became the Retired Emperor. So now you understand why Jiaqing gave Qianlong the temple name Gaozong, hahaha.]

[Emperor Jiaqing was skilled in divination.]

[My great-grandfather Yue Fei! I remember there were still several people kneeling in front of Yue Fei's tomb, including Qin Hui and his wife, and a villain who betrayed Yue Fei. They had been kneeling there for hundreds of years, and every time they were kicked down, they would stand up again and be kicked down again.]

[Actually, I think it would be fine to include Zhao Gou, but Yue Fei was utterly loyal to the end. They said that making Zhao Gou kneel before Yue Fei would not be in line with Yue Fei's loyalty and righteousness, so Zhao Gou escaped this fate.]

[Anyway, since Qin Hui, how many people have been ashamed to use the character "桧" (hui) in their names?!]

[Zhao Gou was unable to have children, so the throne ultimately returned to the lineage of Emperor Taizu. The emperors of Taizu's lineage were somewhat better, willing to resist the Jin, but unfortunately, the situation was no longer favorable.]

[Zhao Gou was infertile, but he was a shrewd businessman. It seems he monopolized all the night soil in the city and even made a fortune selling excrement.]

[It's possible that the Jin dynasty did these things, and when the Jin dynasty was destroyed, it wasn't much better than when Emperors Huizong and Qinzong were killed; the emperor was split in two...]

History is like a circle, it goes round and round.

"Get out, get out, get out! I am not like what the heavens say!"

After seeing the sky, Zhao Gou, acting like a madman, picked up his long sword and tried to kill people everywhere, but they would dodge. In the end, he accidentally lost his footing and tumbled heavily down the steps.

In the end, he became a madman who went insane every day, and had no choice but to establish a new emperor.

At this time, there were still quite a few pro-war factions in the court, arguing fiercely with the pro-peace factions. But without them saying a word, the treacherous villains mentioned on the sky were all brought into their residences by the people.

They do not want to be pigs, sheep, cattle, or dogs, nor do they want to be lackeys of the Jurchens! They want to return the old capital!

They want to drive the Jurchens out, and they want to bring their mothers and sisters back!

Looking at the fearless faces and hateful eyes of these people, Li Gang was moved to tears.

"Drive out the Jurchens! Return the old capital!"

Gradually, the voices from the crowd grew louder and louder.

"Drive out the Jurchens! Return the old capital!"

"Drive out the Jurchens!!"

"Return to the old capital!!!"

Tens of thousands of people shouted these words to the sky, and the entire city was instantly abuzz with excitement.

……

The images on the sky gradually flashed back to the faces or scenes of some people.

[A fleeting image of Emperor Huizong of Song, dressed in an extremely extravagant dragon robe, is shown, followed by his cowardly escape, and finally, his capture by the Jurchens.]

[There are scenes depicting Emperor Qinzong of Song being forced to become emperor without showing any joy, and also scenes of him nervously going to the Jin camp to negotiate peace.]

[Finally, the images flash to show them, shirtless and covered only by sheepskins, kneeling and bowing all the way to the Jin dynasty's ancestral temple, a scene of humiliation.]

[There were figures of civilians from Kaifeng fighting desperately, even wounded, trying their best to take down a Jin soldier, because their parents and families were behind them. But in the end, they still fell to the ground and died, trampled by horses.]

[There is a scene showing the white-haired Zong Ze contacting the rebel army, shouting "Cross the river!" three times before dying in grief and indignation.]

[There are also scenes depicting Zhao Gou's ascension to the throne and his hasty flight south.]

[The video shows Han Shizhong and his wife Liang Hongyu fighting desperately against the Jin army, being defeated one by one but still managing to hold on.]

[It depicts Yue Fei leading his army on a winning streak, only to be forced to retreat by twelve imperial edicts, and his heartbreaking lament, "It's all fabricated! It's all fabricated!"]

Looking down from the sky, all of this revealed a vast expanse of corpses and flesh, with a disheveled, madman searching through the bodies, hoping to find the faces of his family.

But in the end, he went mad.

All the flashbacks deeply struck the hearts of those watching the sky, and the accompanying subtitles added to the profound impact.

Ying Zheng couldn't help but think of his plan to build the Great Wall and keep the Xiongnu outside the pass.

After watching the Sky Screen, he vaguely sensed that many things were being rushed.

He had considered slowing down, but the Jurchen invasion reminded him that if the Xiongnu invaded, the remnants of the six former states would likely not let the opportunity pass.

Ying Zheng planned to slow down his pace, but he would not relax his vigilance against the Xiongnu.

I wonder how well those Mozi scholars have researched paper?

Ying Zheng sent someone to inquire, and they found that there were only some rudimentary creations there, which were still very crude and not yet suitable for writing. They needed to explore further, but it was only a matter of time.

If only we could get more information from the sky...

The Jin dynasty's destruction of the Song dynasty inevitably reminded the young Emperor Wu of Han of the arrogance of the Xiongnu. If he did not make thorough preparations, the future Song dynasty might very well become like the present Han dynasty.

Just as I was pacing anxiously, good news came from outside.

"Your Majesty, Zhang Qian has returned!"

When Liu Che sent Zhang Qian out, he didn't have high hopes. After all, the journey was long and there were Xiongnu, so it was a mission that might not be completed.

But now Zhang Qian has actually returned!

He received Zhang Qian with great joy. Zhang Qian looked much more weathered than when he left, but his eyes were still exceptionally bright.

He bowed deeply to Liu Che and was slowly helped up by Liu Che.

I asked Zhang Qian and learned that his journey was indeed fraught with peril, but he also brought back a lot of information, as well as seeds of different crops.

He saw the sky and, through the subtle messages displayed on the screen, deduced his situation, thus returning to the land he had longed for earlier than originally planned.

"It seems the balance of power in our Han Dynasty has shifted!" Liu Che laughed heartily.

Zhao Zhen sighed. He knew that the "benevolence" described in the heavenly canopy was more like a description of a doughy temperament, mixed with mud, talking about the people living in peace and prosperity.

He was not really an emperor capable of creating great achievements, but he probably still wanted to do something. He did not want to become a ruler of a fallen country, nor did he want the Zhao Song royal family to be reduced to being led around like sheep by the Jurchens.

However, some things cannot be accomplished by him alone, nor can they be accomplished without the help of his ministers. Therefore, the first step is to ensure that the ministers reach a consensus.

That means we must strengthen our military; this is something that absolutely must be done.

As for being wary of military generals, he was indeed cautious in the past, but now that the Song Dynasty had fallen once, Zhao Zhen was unwilling to repeat the mistake of Zhao Gou, who was remembered with infamy for eternity.