Right the Wrongs of China's Past: Help Qin Shi Huang Kill Zhao Gao

After transmigrating, Liu Qing gains the Regret-Fixing System, which lets him travel to any dynasty and save those whose stories ended in heartbreak.

Qin Shi Huang Ying Zheng suddenly died at the Sand Dune Platform during his fifth eastern tour. Fusu, Meng Yi, and Meng Tian were sentenced to death, and the Qin dynasty quickly fell under Hu Hai’s tyrannical rule.

Yu Qian, the Minister of War, saved the officials and people of the capital, and the Ming dynasty itself, in its hour of peril, only to be framed by treacherous ministers and beheaded in public.

The most gentle emperor in history, Zhao Kuangyin, met his end amid the flickering shadows of an axe and candlelight, bringing his legendary life to a close.

Han Xin, the God of War who endured the humiliation of crawling between someone’s legs, was killed through Empress Lü’s deception after his achievements eclipsed his sovereign. Xiao He helped make him, and Xiao He brought him down; once the crafty hare was dead, the hounds were cooked.

Wen Tianxiang met his death with the patriotic conviction of “Who has ever lived without dying? Let my loyal heart shine through the pages of history.” With his life, he upheld his unwavering devotion: “My heart is a compass needle, ever pointing south; I will not rest until I reach the south.”

Lin Chong, driven to Liangshan by Gao Qiu, endured a lifetime of humiliation, only to be recruited into the imperial army and sent back to the court that had broken his spirit.

History is full of heartbreaks. Let’s see how Liu Qing sets out to put things right, one by one...