Historical Monologues: From the Start, the Longzhong Plan Had Emperors in Tears

One day, the Heavenly Dao changed. A golden sky screen bearing historical monologues descended upon every dynasty in Huaxia. At the beginning, a solitary figure slowly appeared. He wore a feathered fan and silk headdress. His eyes were weary, yet utterly resolute. [My name is Zhuge Liang. I was a commoner in a corner of Longzhong. The late emperor visited my humble home three times, granting me the grace of recognition and entrusting the affairs of the state to me. My only wish in life was to “restore the Han and return to the old capital.” And yet, beneath the autumn winds of Wuzhang Plains, the stars fell like rain. In the end, it was… a regret that could never be laid to rest.] A long sigh echoed through the ages. At that moment, every emperor fell silent. The First Emperor, Ying Zheng, looked on in shock. “If I had such a man, how could the Great Qin fail to endure for ten thousand generations?” Emperor Taizong of Tang, Li Shimin, lamented in anguish: “I only wish I had lived at the same time as Kongming!” The Hongwu Emperor of Ming, Zhu Yuanzhang, sprang to his feet and cried, tears glistening in his tiger-like eyes. “Good! Now that’s a man I respect!” Just as everyone was immersed in this endless sorrow, golden light blazed from the sky screen, and a divine miracle descended! [The review is complete. Zhuge Liang devoted his entire life to his duty and was unmatched in loyalty and righteousness. The Heavenly Dao is moved and bestows upon him ten additional years of life, while increasing Shu Han’s national fortune!] Boom! In an instant, the emperors of every parallel timeline went completely mad! Then, one familiar yet unfamiliar figure after another began delivering monologues on the sky screen. [My name is Huo Qubing. If the Xiongnu are not destroyed, what need have I for a home? I only resent that Heaven did not grant me more years…] [My name is Chongzhen. I am no ruler who should have lost his country, and yet the country fell in my hands. I…]