I have ten regrets:
It is a pity that Yingzheng became the first emperor, and Qin Que II died.
The second regret is that the Han Dynasty divided the east and the west, and the third prosperity was not realized in the end.
Three regrets: Huo Qubing sealed Langjuxu, but died young.
Four regrets: The prosperous age is still in front of you, but it is all gone in the blink of an eye.
Five regrets: The white-haired soldiers guard the city, but the country has not yet arrived.
Six regrets: The Song Dynasty was divided into north and south, and Yan Yun never returned.
Seven regrets: Yue Wumu died unexpectedly, and hundreds of thousands of soldiers and civilians in Yashan were buried together.
It is a pity that Baozong was restored, and the emperor and his ministers went away together.
Jiu regrets that the emperor guards the gate of the country, and the king dies in the country.
It is a pity that the country is closed to the outside world and is a national humiliation for a century.
Ps: Please remember that this is a parallel world ~ the full text is expected to be a short story of 200,000 words.
Pps: The copy was published on April 3, 2025, and has been screenshotted.
PS: There is a million-word conclusion article of the same type next door, "Spoilers for the History of Qin Emperor and Han Wu". If you are interested, you can click on the background to watch it~
Purpose: Understand history and learn from history.
Reader comments
""The disaster of witchcraft is certainly a..." This is a big bug for the author~
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Wuwu! One of the long-awaited plot climaxes! (Excited) You are so good at writing, Mrs. TT
""The disaster of witchcraft is certainly a..." This is a big bug for the author~ One less
Wuwu! One of the long-awaited plot climaxes! (Excited) You are so good at writing, Mrs. TT