The Ten Kingdoms were locked in conflict, until one man brought the era of warfare to an end. Leading his army, he trampled across kingdoms and homelands, earning scorn even as he brought the martial world under his control. But the upheaval in the capital brought him down, leaving the snow stained with blood. This time, he could not rise again. Carrying out the man's final wish, she neither sought revenge nor asked for anything, raising their child alone. Yet neither the world nor the martial world would forget him just because he was gone. The so-called Chang'an capital became the target, and blood would be shed in his memory.
How could the son of the King of Shu have fallen so low? Chen Heyi, with the soldiers of my Chen clan, I shall unite the world and bring humankind together.
Regrets of Shu
In Shu Province, one meets the King of Shu. In the human realm's hell, one meets the Judge.
Jiangnan's lovely scenery is battered by wind and rain; on the frontier, the hungry dead leave the trees stripped bare.
The grand spectacle of a prosperous age celebrates spring, while flowers wither across the frontier.
The imperial guards sweep through the city to quell the chaos, overturning the blind musician's music stand.
Everyone says the age is peaceful and prosperous. But look: the official's mansion hides a golden beauty; the fallen kingdom has a man who washes rice; and the true heroes emerge in troubled times.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
