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When I woke up, I traveled through time to the Mouse Continent.

"Winning a king or losing a bandit, what difference does it make to me? Thousands of years later, won't I still be a withered skeleton in a grave? She is the only exception." ... "So what if I risk all my life? If I succeed, I will kill them. It will be the darkness before dawn. If I fail, these people will be slaves for life. How are they any different from ants?" ... "Do you think it's the troubled times that make you unable to live? You said peace is good, then you should look at the executioner who put the butcher's knife on your neck, look at the bandits who forced you to become homeless, look at the nobles who broke your bones and sucked out your marrow, and finally, look at the dying old man paralyzed on the throne. When you put down your weapon, who do you expect to protect you?" ... "Whether they are heroes or not is not something you and I can judge, nor can historians or poets judge them, nor can it be judged by thousands of people who may or may not have interests related to them. Whether they are heroes or not depends entirely on themselves." ... "I have heard about the changes in the sea and the change of dynasties; I have seen the stars fall and the red sun rise; I have sung about the fish jumping over the dragon gate and the dragons like the sea. Believe me, this is as boring as watching ants move, but it is just a different group of people singing the same drama. Just like this glass of wine, you can tell at a glance whether it is wheat from the highlands or rice from the river. Goodbye, thank you for your wine money." ...

Pan Sen traveled back to the world of gladiators and became a gladiator. After all, I don't know what happened next. Let's listen to the next chapter.