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

Besides Emperor Wen of Han, many other emperors also advocated for simple burials. However, despite the advocacy, the necessary regulations and rituals meant that their burial goods would not be less than those of ordinary people.

(Liu Ci of the Han Dynasty: Li Hui of later generations, this matter has already been settled. There will definitely be many people to accompany you and me in the next episode!)

Liu Cifa's comments exploded like fireworks.

Li Hui had just woken up and almost fainted again, but after seeing Liu Ci's words of finding joy in hardship, he didn't seem to feel bitter at all.

Li Hui's eyes lit up, and he suddenly understood. What's the big deal if only he suffers? Sharing happiness is worse than enjoying it alone!

(Tang Dynasty, Li Hui: Thank you, Brother Liu. I look forward to the next episode where Miss Zhu, the Khan, musters his troops!)

Brother Liu, you two are separated by hundreds of years, yet you're both calling each other "brother"!

Then, looking behind them, countless people got goosebumps.

What Khan's grand military campaign? He's clearly not satisfied with just being crazy himself; he has to gloat over their graves being dug up and them wading through the mud!

(Cao Cao of Wei: ...)

Cao Cao was at a loss for words. He wanted to kill someone, but across time and space, he could only rage in vain. He never expected that the sky would also project his speechless feelings onto it.

Everyone suddenly remembered that there was still an unlucky guy here!

(Liu Bei of the Han Dynasty: Mengde, the matter is settled now. It is a miracle that you and your childhood self were found in the tomb!)

(Han Dynasty Zhang Fei: Cao Mengde, are you only as tall as the First Emperor's sword?)

As soon as Zhang Fei spoke, Cao Cao's camp fell silent, and even the live chat had a large, suspiciously empty space.

(Ming Dynasty, Zhu Houzhao: General Zhang, how offensive you are, hahaha!)

(Ming Dynasty, Zhu Di: Hahahaha, this is hilarious!)

(Ming Dynasty scholar Zhu Shuang: Hahaha, General Zhang is truly a remarkable man!)

(Tang Dynasty, Li Tai: Hahaha, I'm laughing so hard my stomach hurts.)

……

A chorus of "hahahaha" drifted across the sky, and Cao Cao felt humiliated, his head throbbing violently.

He summoned Hua Tuo for treatment, but Hua Tuo grabbed an axe and said he was going to split his head open. Cao Cao flew into a rage, shouting, "I'll chop you open first!"

After saying that, Cao Cao actually drew his sword and slashed at him.

Hua Tuo said unhurriedly, "Is the Prime Minister feeling much better now that his anger has subsided?"

Cao Cao narrowed his eyes, still exuding a cold aura, but he did notice that he felt much better. He asked in a sinister tone, "Aren't you afraid that I'll really kill you?"

"I can also send a comment on the sky screen," Hua Tuo said slowly.

Cao Cao felt a pain starting to appear again; this time it was a toothache.

Especially when I saw Guan Yu on the sky sincerely asking Liu Bei how he was doing, and Zhuge Liang answering in a few words, followed by a bunch of Tang officials asking Zhuge Liang about his recent situation, my teeth ached even more.

Is Liu Bei really that good? Making you all follow him one by one?!

Damn Zhang Fei! Damn Liu Bei!

Yun Chang, Yun Chang, why did you abandon Cao Cao and leave!

Jiangdong... remained untouched from beginning to end.

Ying Zheng glanced at his sword, drew it, compared it to his own, and sent a comment.

(Qin Emperor Ying Zheng: My sword is even longer!)

The comments section is going to be bursting with laughter.

"The bullet comments are such a wonderful thing!" Li Bai posted this, and the comments below were all full of praise.

(Su Shi, Song Dynasty: Bullet comments are truly a wonderful thing!)

(Li Longji of the Tang Dynasty: Bullet comments are such a wonderful thing!)

Li Longji genuinely felt that bullet comments were a good thing, as they always helped him relax.

It's a pity I can only send one comment, otherwise I could have a long chat with my ancestors and talk about my achievements.

(Song Dynasty, Bao Zheng: The comments section is great!)

(Wang Anshi, Song Dynasty: I wonder who Feng Menglong is?)

(Ming Dynasty, Feng Menglong: I am here, I know, I will not change it~)

Wang Anshi's black line.

Su Shi laughed heartily, and he could easily imagine Wang Jiefu's furrowed brows.

(Li Qingzhao, Song Dynasty: Beautiful, I love reading it, I'll write more about it!)

Below are similar requests for Li Qingzhao's writings.

Wang Anshi simply chose to ignore it.

……

Zhu Qinggu discussed some things with everyone, said a few words, and then, seeing that it was almost time, prepared to end the broadcast.

"That's all for this live stream. From now on, my live streams will be held regularly on these days."

She showed an electronic calendar with the lunar calendar, the Gregorian calendar, and the days of the week.

This allowed the ancients to immediately see how the calendar of later generations worked.

It is somewhat similar to their calendar, yet also somewhat different, but listing them as a month is very intuitive.

Later generations emphasized precision and efficiency, providing well-reasoned examples and favoring the use of numbers.

This can be clearly sensed from Zhu Qinggu's words.

"In the next episode, we'll talk about some interesting stories about ancient people's burials." Zhu Qinggu's smile became mysterious again as he said this.

She really intends to have the Khan muster his troops; whoever he selects will die.

They understood that.

Many people were like badger in a melon patch, jumping around and scratching their heads.

I don't want my brother to suffer, but I'm also afraid he'll drive a Land Rover.

They wanted to watch the excitement, but were also afraid of becoming part of it.

I don't know if they're looking forward to it or just sighing.

"Alright, that's all for our live stream!" Zhu Qinggu waved at the live stream screen and then turned it off.

Those under the canopy also saw that the sky had darkened; they would have to wait a couple of days for Zhu Qinggu's live stream.

I used to think two days was both a long time and a short time, but now I'm fine with it being a little longer or shorter!

Ying Zheng has come to terms with it; there's a greater than 50% chance his mausoleum will be mentioned.

The Qing emperors couldn't see things clearly; they knew that Zhu Qinggu was coming to pierce their hearts the day after tomorrow!

The Yuan Dynasty emperors were so nonchalant that there was absolutely no record of their imperial tombs being robbed!

The Ming Dynasty emperors repeatedly changed their minds.

The Han emperor still clung to the hope that his tomb... surely wouldn't have been robbed?

The Zhao family's tomb... Zhao Kuangyin was speechless. It was already emitting black smoke, so it's normal that it was vandalized. Damn Zhao Ji and Zhao Gou!

If I could live to the Jingkang era, I'd climb out of my coffin and throw my shoe at those two good-for-nothings! No, at the faces of all three good-for-nothings!

Zhu Qinggu felt like someone was talking about him behind his back, and he sneezed several times in a row.

But when she saw that she had accumulated nearly ten thousand yuan in the backstage, she couldn't help but widen her eyes, feeling that it was all a bit fake.

After thinking for a while, she calmed down. These were all her legitimate earnings, so what was fake about them?

Having a little money actually gave her more motivation.

Zhu Qinggu's life is not that complicated; it mainly consists of attending classes, doing homework, and doing live streams.

Then she looked at her schedule. This semester's classes were too full, and with the live streaming commitments, she didn't have time to go to the lab for the time being. It seemed she would have to wait until later.

But that might not happen in the future, because by then all her affairs will be taken care of by the state, the powerful and influential government.