What are the regrets of history?
Are they the innocent people ravaged by war during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period? The tragedy of Li Cunxu failing to revive the Tang Dynasty? Li Chengqian’s failure to inherit the throne? The humiliation of the Jingkang Incident, when the nation fell and its people were taken captive? Emperor Wu of Han losing his two greatest sources of pride? Or perhaps the First Emperor failing to secure the empire forever?
All of these, but Chen Yao won’t let them come to pass again.
But as he keeps saving people, Chen Yao suddenly realizes something is wrong!
Why have all those emperors gotten stronger when he was only trying to watch videos and slack off at work?
Why are Li Shimin and Liu Che digging up each other’s scandals?
Why are Zhuge Liang wielding a Sky-Piercer Halberd and Wei Zheng wielding two halberds?
Why are Ying Zheng and Liu Bang suddenly calling each other brothers? And what’s with “Ying Bang”?
Cannons? Missiles? Aircraft carriers?
Why are these things appearing in ancient times?
Is it all because of a distortion of human nature, or the collapse of morality?
Ever since Chen Yao came along, Mom no longer has to worry about history books being full of regrets.
Because it’s all turned into unofficial history!!!
Very good!
Nice. . . .
Good-looking, good-looking
Not bad, praise, thank you!