Taking Stock of China's Regret List, Emperors: Where Is My Sword?

Let's start by taking stock of the regrettable figures in Chinese history! When Xin Qiji was young, he was as fierce as a tiger and capable of swallowing thousands of miles. But when he was dying, he could only shout "Kill the thief!" On his bed. Zhuge Liang burned himself and considered everything, making Shu Han grow stronger step by step. But facing the rain in the valley above, I can only sigh: "People plan things, and God makes things happen. Don't force it!" Fusu was known for his "generousness" and was highly expected by the First Emperor, but he was sentenced to death by a forged decree. Yue Fei fought bloody battles, and the vanguard of the army arrived at Zhuxian Town, killing Wanyan Zongbi out of Kaifeng. When the army was on the verge of complete victory, Yue Fei received twelve absurd gold medals in a row and was forced to return to the court. Although I don't want to and the people don't want to, I can only leave one sentence: "My ten years of efforts will be wasted in one day!" "Afraid to say panic on the beach, sigh alone in the ocean." "Died before leaving the army, it makes the hero burst into tears." The moment they saw these names, the emperors of various dynasties were furious. How could such a hero end up like this? Who was the emperor of that dynasty! Where's my knife! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.