The wheels of history are rolling, crushing the aspirations of countless heroes and leaving endless regrets. What if we explore another possibility of key nodes on the basis of respecting history?
At the end of the Warring States Period, if Bai Qi responded to the request of the King of Qin and took command again to attack Handan, could he continue to write the military legend after Changping?
If Liu Bang had not killed Han Xin, could he have avoided the siege of Bai Deng, broken the marriage dilemma, and allowed the Han Dynasty to rise strongly? By the Wu River, if Xiang Yu crosses the river and reunites with his old troops, can he make a comeback and reverse the conflict between Chu and Han? During the Southern Song Dynasty, if Zhao Gou did not recall Yue Fei, could the Yue family army directly attack the capital of the Jin Dynasty? Kublai Khan's conquest of Japan in the Yuan Dynasty, if it were carried out steadily, how would the history of East Asia be rewritten? In the late Qing Dynasty, if Emperor Guangxu succeeded in his reforms, could the Qing Dynasty break free from the shackles of decadence? If Zhang Xueliang's Northeast Army sticks to the Northeast, can it change that heavy history?
These visions are like dreams. When I wake up from the dream, nothing has changed. But who can say that the current reality is not someone else's dream? In the vast time, we are as small as dust, wandering between dreams and illusions, and it is difficult to distinguish the boundary between reality and dreams.
