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

"The final event has left everyone feeling a bit heavy-hearted, so let's have a quick chat about what you'd like to know."

Suddenly, a send button appeared below the sky.

The ancients' eyes lit up immediately, and they curiously tried to reach out and make strokes in the air.

(Su Shi, Song Dynasty: Ziyou, I'm doing well here, don't worry!)

A barrage of comments enclosed in colored brackets quietly streaked across the sky.

Empress Dowager Gao's eyes lit up. "Oh my, it's Lord Su!"

As a fan of Su Shi, Empress Dowager Gao was very excited when she saw that the first special comment above was sent by Su Shi.

So she tried sending a comment, intending to say hello, but a strange voice told her that she didn't have enough points.

Many people like her received the message "insufficient points", but many others successfully posted comments.

But when I wanted to post a second one, the voice in my head said I could only post one a day.

As a result, many people could only watch helplessly as the comments scrolled by.

(Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang: Fourth son, you bastard, you stole your nephew's throne! I'll beat your ass to a pulp!)

Zhu Di in the Yongle era was stunned. His eyes stung as he looked at the comments, but the stinging quickly subsided, and he even felt a pang of sympathy.

(Ming Dynasty, Zhu Di: Isn't it because my nephew wants his uncles to die? He doesn't want to fight, and he just wants to watch everyone in the mansion die? Father, you're biased!)

Hey! Still talking back! Zhu Yuanzhang wanted to send more, but then he was annoyed to find that he couldn't send any more.

He quickly looked at Zhu Biao, who, under his instruction, was about to send a message when a voice from the depths of his being said that it could not be sent on his behalf.

Old Zhu could only watch as the comments slowly drifted by.

(Ming Dynasty, Zhu Qiyu: Zhu Qiyu, a descendant of Zhu Qi, pays respects to his ancestors here. Not long ago, the deposed Zhu Qizhen suddenly fell ill and died.)

That one sentence brought relief to countless people.

(Ming Dynasty, Zhu Zhanji: Well done.)

Although it was only three words, Zhu Qiyu seemed to be encouraged.

It turns out that this canopy really could be seen by our ancestors, and even by people from long ago!

(Qin Emperor Ying Zheng: Who can tell me what Hu Hai did that led to the downfall of the Qin Dynasty after only two generations?)

(Liu Bang of the Han Dynasty: Actually, Fusu wanted to kill Huhai, but Huhai had no choice but to kill Fusu in order to save his own life and ascended the throne. The Qin Dynasty only lasted for two generations, entirely because of the remnants of the six states!)

(Liu Che of the Han Dynasty: That's right, that's exactly it. The remnants of the six kingdoms were causing trouble. Hu Hai was actually a virtuous ruler, but unfortunately, the dynasty was about to collapse.)

Ying Zheng let out a disdainful sneer. Who doesn't know that after Qin came Han?

Are these Han emperors trying to deceive him? Hu Hai is ranked alongside Emperor Yang, so how could he be a virtuous ruler? Moreover, Fusu is not only very affectionate towards his younger brother, but he would not kill Hu Hai for no reason.

Even though there were still comments on the screen saying things like "After Qin, what happened?", Ying Zheng found it unbelievable.

The brief handover between the Qin and Han emperors on the sky also serves as a reminder to emperors of all dynasties not to casually ask about the future trend in the comments, otherwise they might receive incorrect information.

After all, not every emperor was 100% willing to tell their ancestors messages from the heavens.

For example, would Zhao Gou be willing to tell Emperor Huizong what would happen next? If Emperor Huizong knew that Zhao Gou would not come to his rescue but instead submit to the Jin, would Emperor Huizong gamble on whether he would kill his counterpart in that other world beforehand?

Who knows if it will also affect me here?

The bullet comments posted by ancient people from various dynasties in the parentheses are unreliable, but the bullet comments posted by people from later generations in the brackets [] are still somewhat credible.

So they were still willing to listen to what Miss Zhu said, and dared not gamble on what was said in ( ).

"I wonder if Miss Zhu will see these comments? I'd like Miss Zhu to tell me about my Great Tang Dynasty." Li Shimin hesitated for once, but in the end he chose to face it calmly.

After all, after the Xuanwu Gate Incident, everyone said that he killed his brothers and imprisoned his father.

Li Shimin nervously sent a message to the sky.

(Li Shimin of the Tang Dynasty: I wonder if Miss Zhu could tell me about my Great Tang Dynasty?)

Men with this name were the kind of men emperors aspired to be after the Tang Dynasty, and were also the ideal men for many.

For example, Zhu Di's idol was Li Shimin.

Actually, they were quite destined to be together.

The Xuanwu Gate Incident, and the Jingnan Campaign.

Unfortunately, the system's energy is only at 30% right now, and it needs more energy to unlock more functions. The system will only be able to wake up when it reaches 60% and then explain things about the system and the live stream to Zhu Qinggu.

The comments posted by these ancient people are also limited to the short period of time between Zhu Qinggu's live stream ending and the stream ending, and each person needs points to post one comment.

Zhu Qinggu can't see the comments posted by the ancients right now; she's discussing with the netizens below what the next week's theme and trending topics might be.

Zhu Qinggu couldn't really guess either, since it was related to current events. He could only say that once the decision was made, he would announce what the live stream would be about when the announcement was released in the background.

"This concludes our live stream for now. We'll be back here next time, see you there!"

If you're interested in my live stream, please click "favorite" or "like"!

She waved to them, and many others waved back at her just like she did.

I turned off the live stream and the sky gradually darkened.

Zhu Qinggu finally breathed a sigh of relief. He saw that the live stream had already been going on for an hour, so he quickly left, thinking that someone might come to take the elective course later.

And she also has classes in the afternoon.

I found a relatively quiet place to stay, checked the comments in the backend, and then looked at the little money I had saved up. Suddenly, I felt happy.

As the time approached, my roommates all came out of the dormitory.

Weekend afternoons are usually filled with elective classes. Zhu Qinggu was feeling drowsy because he hadn't taken a nap at noon. He accidentally closed his eyes and even had a dream.

In her dream, she saw the world collapse, with earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, tsunamis, floods, and torrential rains all happening at once, and humanity was about to be wiped out.

She flinched in fright and almost cried out, but get out of class wasn't over yet.

Fortunately, she kept her mouth shut and the teacher didn't notice.

She was still a little shaken during the rest of the class. It wasn't until she went to get a cup of milk tea after class that she calmed down and thought, how could there really be such a thing as the end of the world?

This usually only appears in movies; even if there is an apocalypse, the country will not abandon them.

Zhu Qinggu firmly believed this.

After returning to her dormitory, she quickly finished her homework and then previewed the next course. Her mother sent her a message asking if she had enough living expenses.

Zhu Qinggu has earned a little money now and plans to buy them a couple more sets of clothes when he goes back home for the holidays. He doesn't lack living expenses.

But Mom said, "If you don't have enough, you must tell Mom. Don't go hungry or cold."

It was this sentence that made Zhu Qinggu's eyes well up with tears. "I know, Mom."