"So what were Emperor Wu of Han's regrets?
That the Siege of Mayi ended in failure!
That the Huzi River burst its banks, leaving the Jianghuai region in turmoil for twenty years!
That after a lifetime of battles, the Flying General was fated never to receive a noble title!
That the Champion Marquis who conquered Langjuxu died young!
That years of campaigns left the treasury empty and the empire in dire straits!
That the Han imperial standard drifted in the northern seas for nineteen years!
That a failed campaign left a great general defecting north, stoking helpless fury!
That in his old age, clouded judgment led to the Witchcraft Disaster and a war between father and son!
That his lifelong enemy was never vanquished, no matter how powerless he felt!
That with the realm in decline and the people suffering, he had to end the campaigns and withdraw the garrison from Luntai!
That his lifelong dream of becoming an immortal and living forever remained out of reach!"
Emperor Wu of Han narrowed his eyes. "You can make up for my regrets?"
Su Wei looked smug. "Of course. I've got cheats on my side!"
Historical literature is extremely sophisticated, based on various cultural relics and historical classics, to restore its environment and culture to a very high degree. Those who are more sophisticated than him are not as interesting as him, and those who are more interesting than him are not as sophisticated as him. The author has experience in writing similar books with ratings of 9 or above, and the ending is smooth and creative. Readers who like this genre can try reading.
The writing is quite good, why not write about Liu Che directly? The emperor is so weird, he can't be substituted at all, so he might as well make it up in the air.
It's the history you write that has the most correct taste.