A Rundown of History's Ten Greatest Regrets: He Only Ranks Tenth

[Based on historical records, no alterations, a straightforward historical rundown with no protagonist taking action] After waking from a nap, Jiang Fan unexpectedly bound himself to a System that connected past and present. Through the System, he could link together every era throughout history. So he began slowly recounting what he saw as history’s regrets… Across five thousand years, the mighty Yangtze flows east. What, in the end, are history’s regrets? The grand dream of unification, destroyed by the flames of Red Cliffs; the hope of restoring the Han, scattered by the autumn winds at Wuzhang Plains; The half of the High Tang that Li Bai immortalized in verse, and the half of a troubled age that Du Fu completed; Yue Pengju, who would have restored the realm, and Xin Qiji, who would have studied his sword by lamplight. “Liang, I can no longer take the field to defeat our foes… Vast heavens above, why are you so cruel to me…” “From this day on, the tables have turned. The enemy can come, and so can I!” “Since ancient times, who has escaped death? I leave my loyal heart to shine through history.” “By imperial decree: Find the sword from the days before I ascended the throne…”