The Two Emperors' Regrets

The crown prince of the Yong Dynasty, Zhao Heng, was the biological child of Emperor Xiao Che of the Yong Dynasty and Emperor Wen Jingran of the Zhou Dynasty. However, he was not favored in his previous life and was made things difficult by his parents and the regent Xie Lin. He committed suicide at the age of 28 in the palace where the two countries met. He left a letter and refused to enter the imperial mausoleum and did not erect a monument, which made his parents regret it. Xie Lin then guarded the border for ten years and defeated the Huns. He died of illness at the age of 60 without marrying. In this life, Xiao Che, Wen Jingran, and Xie Lin were reborn and returned to the day when Zhao Heng hanged himself. They rushed to save him but couldn't find him. Later, they found that he was rescued but refused to wake up. Zhao Heng was already weak, suffering from stomach pain, vomiting blood, insomnia and heart palpitations. The reborn three pampered her in every possible way, but he was at a loss. The road to chasing his wife was long and full of jokes. In Xie Lin's previous life, Bai Yueguang had bullied him, and the outcome was miserable. The endings are divided into HE (gradually unraveling the knots in the heart, staying together) and BE (difficult to survive the illness, regretful death). There are also special lines about everyone's past and remaining lives.