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

Big data recommendations led me to watch a video about repairing donkey hooves, which then led to the appearance of videos about repairing horse hooves, treating horse hooves, and even horseshoes.

The emperor of a time before horseshoes had already seen their wonders and quickly had them recorded so he could make a replica later.

Many timelines already have horseshoes and iron shoes, but not as comprehensive as those on the sky, and we have learned from them all.

It seems that these very short videos are not just for entertainment; they can even provide glimpses into future actions that could benefit them.

They had already assigned someone to keep a close eye on the sky, but it seems that the sky sometimes appears suddenly, so they need to be even more careful!

Zhu Qinggu only watched a few videos and then stopped. After dinner, he took a shower and had to rush to class.

"What kind of beasts are these!" she exclaimed, looking up at the sky.

The people under the canopy watched the lights and shadows in the sky fade away, but they didn't leave immediately. They were hooked by these short videos, but when there were no more videos, they had no choice but to go back. However, they were still anxious and wanted those girls Zhu to show them the next video.

There were no short videos for the next two days, but on the third day, Zhu Qinggu turned on the camera.

Today, she wore light makeup, and her eyebrows and eyes were more delicately outlined, exuding a capable and confident aura. Under the sky, countless women were immediately impressed, and then they made further improvements to their own makeup.

"Hello everyone, I am your host Zhu Qinggu. Today we will continue with our series on ancient historical mysteries. This is the third episode, and it has been well received and praised by everyone. In this episode, we will talk about the only emperor who was successfully rebelled by a vassal king - Emperor Jianwen, Zhu Yunwen."

"In 1392 AD, Zhu Biao passed away. The successor carefully cultivated by Zhu Yuanzhang, the crown prince trusted by all the officials and ministers, the elder brother who protected his younger brothers and was also trusted by his younger brothers, suddenly left, disrupting Zhu Yuanzhang's plans."

"Zhu Yuanzhang lost his wife, his eldest grandson, and now his son in middle age. He was already very old and didn't have many years left to carefully cultivate a successor. So, who to pass the throne to became his primary concern."

"Should he choose his grandson or his son? In the end, whether it was due to legal principles or his preference for the crown prince Zhu Biao, he chose to establish the crown prince's bloodline. In his early years, the crown prince's eldest son, Zhu Xiong Ying, died young. Later, the crown prince's wife, Lady Chang, died in childbirth while giving birth to their second son, Zhu Yunwen. Lady Lü, a concubine, was promoted to the position of principal wife, and Zhu Yunwen was born to Lady Lü."

"There has always been a debate about whether Zhu Yunwen or Zhu Yuntong was born of the legitimate wife or a concubine. However, compared to the incompetent Zhu Yuntong, Zhu Yunwen's filial piety and benevolence caught Zhu Yuanzhang's eye."

"On one occasion, Zhu Yuanzhang asked the princes about the issue of securing the borders to test Zhu Yunwen's thoughts. Zhu Yunwen's answer was to win them over with virtue and govern them with propriety, and not to exploit them, which satisfied Zhu Yuanzhang."

"How can one tolerate others snoring beside one's bed? His uncles all held heavy military power, and each one was domineering and fierce. Which emperor wouldn't be afraid? In fact, Zhu Yunwen's idea of ​​weakening the power of the princes was correct, but his methods were wrong."

"In the thirty-first year of Hongwu, Zhu Yuanzhang passed away and Zhu Yunwen ascended the throne. The new emperor not only had to mourn the founding emperor, but also had to grant a general amnesty and select civil and military officials. Zhu Yunwen, under the pretense of the founding emperor's last will, forbade the princes from attending the funeral. Then, only two or three months after ascending the throne, Zhu Yunwen felt that he had to do something big."

"On the advice of his confidants Qi Tai, Huang Zicheng, Fang Xiaoru and others, Zhu Yunwen decided to reduce the power of the princes."

[The three idiots of Jianwen have arrived.]

[I know, Qi Tai, Huang Zicheng, and Fang Xiaoru are the three idiots of Jianwen, they've completely screwed over Zhu Yunwen, but Zhu Yunwen seems blind and deaf, he only believes what these people say.]

[If he were that smart, he wouldn't have messed up.]

Under the cover of the sky, Zhu Yuanzhang thought he had heard something unbelievable.

But the words scrolling across the sky were so festive, a stark contrast to the simmering anger in Old Zhu's heart.

"This stupid, pig-like thing actually managed to deceive us. We just ascended the throne, and the people's hearts are not at peace. He listened to these civil officials and started to reduce the power of the princes." Zhu Yuanzhang's face was long. He couldn't believe that the successor he had raised would be such a piece of trash.

Zhu Qinggu hadn't even mentioned that the rebel was Zhu Di, yet Zhu Yuanzhang could already guess what his fate would be.

These southern literati neither submitted to our Zhu family nor were they willing to help us govern the country; instead, they were wholeheartedly devoted to those Tartars.

Zhu Yuanzhang's first reaction was to kick Prince Qin, Zhu Shuang, in the backside, "Second son, how dare you rebel against your nephew?"

Prince Qin, Zhu Shuang, looked at Zhu Yuanzhang in disbelief, feeling that his favoritism was outrageous. He immediately shouted, "If it were my elder brother, I would accept it. But look, Zhu Yunwen wouldn't even allow us to come back for the funeral. Father, your body is barely cold and you're already targeting our uncles. So don't blame our uncles for retaliating!"

Zhu Wang chimed in, "That's right, that's right, the second brother and I disagree!"

Zhu Shuang and Zhu Wang had no idea that they had already died long ago and were not even qualified to rebel. Zhu Shuang was still happily thinking that he would succeed in rebelling and become emperor in the future.

"Besides, Father, you yourself said you're blind. If we rebelled, we wouldn't want that brat Zhu Yunwen to ruin the empire you built..." Zhu Di's voice grew softer and softer.

Zhu Yuanzhang remained silent for a while after hearing this, but soon he saw Zhu Shuang's slightly smug look, and his anger flared up. He said in a sinister tone, "In my opinion, if this hadn't happened, the second and third sons would have wanted to rebel too, right?"

Zhu Biao quickly pulled Zhu Yuanzhang back, "Father, getting angry is bad for your health. It seems that Yunwen is not a wise ruler. Our brothers may have been wronged."

"Even if they suffer injustice, we must set rules for them. They just haven't been beaten enough, hmph!" Zhu Yuanzhang snorted coldly at his sons who were hiding behind Zhu Biao, looking like quails.

In the end, we decided to look at the sky first.

"There has always been a meme online about the 'Three Idiots of Jianwen,' because the actions of these three confidants of Zhu Yunwen were very perplexing. Prince Qin, Zhu Shuang, and Prince Jin, Zhu Wei, died early, and later Prince Yan, Zhu Di, became the head of all the princes and the most powerful prince."

Qi Tai suggested that the Prince of Yan be stripped first, but Huang Zicheng objected, arguing that the Prince of Yan was innocent and that the princes who had committed wrongdoing should be stripped first.

"Zhu Yunwen agreed to Huang Zicheng's suggestion. After some discussion, they decided to first strip the Prince of Yan's brother, the Prince of Zhou. Just then, the Prince of Zhou's second son, Zhu Youxun, accused his father of treason. The entire Prince of Zhou's family was demoted to commoners and exiled to Yunnan."