If he could have predicted all the inevitable consequences that would follow, Fengzhou would never have spoken to Nanling at that time. It's a pity that there won't be only what-ifs in this world, just like humans are not the only ones who come and go in this world. People who perform great good deeds during their lifetime will become true spirits after their death, guarding their loved ones; while those who do evil during their lifetime will become non-spirits after their death and will be imprisoned in the place where they died until everyone's memory of them disappears.
Human good and evil are impermanent, and so is the spirit. True spirits will not always have a kind heart, and non-spirits will not always be full of resentment towards this world.
Thousands of years ago, Liu and Nan met the Three Kingdoms. Then the Liu Kingdom unified the world, and the other two countries gradually disappeared in the long river of history.
Thousands of years later, a college student living a peaceful life in Fengzhou met a smoking man in front of his house and managed to scare the cigarette out of the man's hand with just one sentence. It was already scary to see a strange man standing at the door of the house. What was even more scary was that the man actually asked with a horrified look on his face, "You... You can actually see me!!!!" Then the man claimed to be the king of the subjugated country a thousand years ago, and he openly occupied the sofa of Fengzhou's house. It's true that in Fengzhou, if a mute eats Coptis chinensis, he must thank His Majesty for the reward...
Purpose: History cannot be trusted, and what you see may not be true.