Hede History Forum.

This is the oldest historical forum on the Ji State network. It was founded in the 13th year of Ji State’s second empress, Empress He De. In that year, the Internet was just three years old, and a historical forum had never appeared before.

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Previously, news websites had always been the mainstream.

There is also an ancient post in this forum that is not much younger than the forum. It is a discussion and analysis post posted by the forum owner on November 6, the 13th year of Yu Hede, which is the second day after the forum was established.

【On the true identity of Empress Haoyue?】

To this day, this post has existed in the forum for one hundred and fifty years, but even if one hundred and fifty years have passed, this post is still the most lively post in this forum, no matter which generation has finished learning Empress Haoyue's

After reading the relevant history, I will be extremely confused and search online with great interest, and then naturally I will see this most popular post.

Because their search engine does not allow bidding ranking, the ranking only allows calculation and ranking based on the comprehensive relevance and the number of clicks to reply. As a post that has existed for 150 years, if it is more click-to-reply, it is not as good as a new post.

If so, that's fine.

So no matter who searches for information about Empress Haoyue, this post is basically the first one they find.

In addition, every time Empress Haoyue's birthday or death anniversary occurs, this post will also receive a large amount of traffic and discussions.

Even some archeology majors came here to dig graves for archaeology some time ago. After all, this post is so old, and it contains many comments left by people from the era closest to Empress Haoyue.

The reliability is no higher than the later conjecture.

All in all, this post is a treasure.

The birthday of Empress Haoyue is approaching, and this old post on the Hede History Forum has received a large amount of traffic quickly, just like in previous years. Some people came to pay homage to it, and there were also many new people who came here. Starting from the original comments made one hundred and fifty years ago

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"On the true identity of Empress Haoyue?"

#1 Floor: Yu Guan’s latest Internet rules and regulations guide mentions that as long as you don’t intentionally slander and insult Empress Haoyue, you can discuss it freely on the Internet.

That’s why I boldly created this post.

Join a group of curious Internet friends to discuss the information they know and explore the origin of the empress's identity.

#2 Floor: Twelve hours have passed, and no one has notified me to delete the post. I think this post should be able to continue to be posted, so I will boldly throw some light on it and first talk about my personal views on Empress Haoyue.

There should be no doubt that Empress Haoyue's surname is Ji. After all, if she is not surnamed Ji, there is no need to recognize a parent or younger brother named Ji for no reason. Moreover, considering the ability of Empress Haoyue in the legend, even if she

He has no father, no mother, and no one can speak his mind.

So I think Empress Haoyue's mortal identity.

Ji Haoyue should be fine.

At least there was no problem until she and her whole family were wrongly accused by Emperor Minghui and sent to prison.

There was nothing special about the first sixteen years of Empress Haoyue's life. The specific turning point came when Empress Haoyue was thrown into a heavenly prison and strangled to death by her mother.

I'm not making this up.

Whether it was the memories of the jailer at that time, the memories of other female prisoners who were locked up together, or those who were rescued by Empress Haoyue, they all said this clearly. Some witnessed it with their own eyes, and some listened to the exchanges between Empress Haoyue and her mother.

, is clearly mentioned.

Relevant news spread widely at that time, and because of this, many people felt that Empress Haoyue's biological mother was not worthy of being the Queen Mother, and it was quite unkind to kill her own daughter.

It's just because Empress Haoyue said she didn't want to pursue this matter.

No one mentioned it again.

As for why this is the case, one of my elder jailers once mentioned that this incident was not a particularly rare thing at that time, because at that time, after a woman entered the prison, there was usually only one result, and that was to be assigned to the Jiaofang Division.

Over there, they are slaves, maids, or women.

Many aristocratic women could not bear the humiliation, or they could not bear the humiliation and lost their innocence, so they would rather kill themselves in advance. I think that was the situation at that time.

It was not until later that Empress Haoyue banned the Jiaofangsi.

This will never happen again.

According to the information I can collect, Empress Haoyue was probably really dead at that time, or at least she was faking her death, because in order to leave Tianlao, apart from being assigned to Jiaofangsi, the only way to get out of Tianlao was to go through a double process.

After verification, and the corpse was kept for a period of time, and the death was confirmed, it could be taken away from the prison and buried.

There is no accurate evidence here to determine what happened at that time, so there are two possibilities. One is that Empress Haoyue faked her death and left, and the other is that Empress Haoyue may have really died at that time, and then some unknown mysterious changes occurred in her body. This

It was only then that there was a change.

But Yu feels that no matter what the situation is.

Empress Haoyue changed greatly after that. Not only did she suddenly have many subordinates, she also had a lot of silver, the ability to fly into the sky and escape from the earth, etc. If we talk about the adventures she had encountered since ancient times.

Encountered by Empress Haoyue.

This is the greatest adventure since ancient times.

It is even incredible and unimaginable, and her adventure is still difficult to understand.

Countless amounts of silver, countless materials that disappeared inexplicably, hundreds of thousands of people who obeyed its orders, may just be steel monsters wearing human skin, flying discs, and a terrifying steel behemoth more than a hundred meters high appeared behind them.

The terrifying steel giant that is more than a hundred meters tall, relied on these magical features to actually complete the simplest change of dynasty in history in the shortest time.

It is truly unimaginable and difficult to fathom.

I speculated that Empress Haoyue might have obtained the inheritance of the Mohist family, which had disappeared for more than a thousand years, and obtained all the achievements accumulated by the Mohist hermits for more than a thousand years.

In ancient times, there was a legend that the Mohists were good at making utensils.

Public losers are all worse off.

There are also records in ancient books about how the ancients made wooden kites that could fly, and made wooden dolls that were as flexible as humans. Only when they were dismantled did they find that they were not human. If someone studies this for thousands of years, they may be able to develop dolls made of steel.

Giants made of steel, even behemoths made of steel and oval things that can fly.

If others have other ideas.

Yu Po welcomes everyone to discuss together.

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#179654 Floor: I suddenly came across this post recently, and looked at recent science magazines, and suddenly I felt something that many people were confused about decades ago.

Now there seems to be an answer.

That oval-shaped thing that can fly should be the flying saucer mentioned in many science fiction novels now. The steel monster covered in human skin. Isn't that the bionic robot proposed by robotics experts some time ago? It is built on the appearance of the robot.

A layer of bionic skin can make robots look similar to humans.

As for the particularly huge steel monster, it seems that an animation recently mentioned something called Gundam.

I feel quite similar.

So Empress Haoyue brought out these things.

Are they all high-tech products?

But wasn’t Empress Haoyue a character from nearly a hundred years ago? I remember that there were no steam engines a hundred years ago. Did I travel through time or did Empress Haoyue travel through time?

And with our current technology.

Gu Wu

It seems that we still can't make the things that the legendary Empress Haoyue brought out. This is too unscientific.

#179655 Floor: Oh my god, I remember when I read the history related to Empress Haoyue more than ten years ago, I thought the history was a bit outrageous. Now it seems that it is not the history that is outrageous, but Empress Haoyue herself. But if Empress Haoyue had been like that at that time

If these are such powerful high-tech products, why have they disappeared now?

If Empress Haoyue had a mausoleum, I would still wonder if she was buried in the mausoleum, but Empress Haoyue does not have a mausoleum, so where did those high technologies go?

#179656 Floor: Ah ah ah ah, I'm going to scream like a groundhog, Empress Haoyue is simply cheating.

Judging from the high-tech products described in historical records, Empress Haoyue brought those things, let alone overthrowing Emperor Minghui. Even in our current era, there is no problem in overthrowing our era.

This is simply like using anti-aircraft guns to kill mosquitoes.

Now I really believe that the historical records are probably true, because I think people of that era have never seen or imagined various high-tech robots and high-tech Gundams.

Something like that, so they must have seen it with their own eyes to be able to describe it so concretely.

#179657F: Well, I really can’t help but want to pour cold water on you. Please, you must know that there are related records about Empress Haoyue first.

Then came the robotics technology, the bionic robot conjecture and those so-called Gundam cartoons.

According to normal people's logic, shouldn't it be that current robotics technology and bionic robot conjectures are inspired by historical records, and that Gundam cartoon may have been imitated from the Iron Giant in the historical records of Empress Haoyue.

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Don't get the logic wrong.

People of that era had never seen robots, but people of our era have seen relevant records.

We built a robot based on records!

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To be continued...