Uncovering History's Regrets: Five Thousand Years Through the Ages!

What are history's greatest regrets?

The Great Qin, which built on the achievements of six generations, only to fall in its second generation?

The young Champion Marquis who conquered the Xiongnu and died in his prime?

The veteran soldiers of Anxi, who held the Western Regions alone for fifty years, their city full of white-haired men who dared not forget Chang'an?

The steadfast patriotism, stained red by Yue Wumu's blood at the Pavilion of Wind and Waves?

The Ming soldiers who remained loyal for eighty days with their hair unbound, preserving three hundred li of Ming territory?

With the System in hand, Jiang Zhe begins to question history!

He travels through five thousand years of Chinese history, revisiting every glorious moment from ancient to modern times.

First Emperor: Qin may have fallen, but every later generation has sought unity. My name will endure through the ages.

Xin Qiji: Magnificent! Magnificent! Drive out the barbarians and rebuild China. The Ming's fierce spirit is unmatched through the ages!

Zhu Yuanzhang: The Ming has fallen, but its unyielding spirit is deeply rooted in our Chinese bloodline. I have no regrets!

Every civilization has its season to bloom. China alone will never fall!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.