Well, actually, I wrote about the same thing. I wanted to make up for the regrets, but it was just those regrets. Everyone wanted to make up for it, so why weren't they happy? The author was so affected that he ended up like this. I thought I could have written a lot more, but it ended. Oh, what a pity.
It's good to read, but I really prefer to read the fun parts. I started to get bored as the history section got longer, and I just glanced at it and said it was done. Originally, the protagonist would travel through time and space to complete what he said, but due to some reasons (guessed it was a call from the old and the young), it could not be written, and it became a simple chat group acting job, which is a pity. I don't have any historical preferences. I read whatever the author writes. I laugh at it but don't take it seriously. Sometimes I don't understand the criticism in some comment sections ()
It's rare to read a clear article and still like it! Hehehe, sometimes 84 is really good to drink... But thinking about it being a brother who drank it makes me feel guilty...
Leziwen is quite fun, but sometimes I get so embarrassed that I scratch my head at the same time. It doesn't matter. It's them, not me, that are responsible for the death of the society. It doesn't matter...
Nice! The Hunjun will not do any good deeds to earn a good reputation for him. He will let him be bad to the end in public, and leave other things to the people who serve the country and the people. Everyone will communicate quietly in private and slowly get better.