The most fascinating thing about history is its uncertainty. No one has personally experienced what happened thousands of years ago, so contemporary historians can always only speculate.
This is a piece of history that has been annihilated and is not well-known to the majority of people. It may not be perfectly restored in Xiao L's writing, and it may be very different from the history recorded in books. It has a slightly more acting component. After all, the novel is not a historical record and requires a certain amount of tension. It's not that Xiao L doesn't respect history, but after thousands of years of precipitation, that history has changed beyond recognition. Xiao L will try his best to ensure a large framework. If you don't like it, don't get into it. I will stop here and won't go into details.