Traveling Through the Three Kingdoms: Liu Ji's Ten Thousand Money

As Liu Bang listened to the ditty, he seemed to have thought of something: Xuande, do you know what Liu Bang's biggest regret was in his previous life? Liu Bei was stunned by his unprovoked question and pondered for a moment: But he didn't know. Could it be that he failed to become a disciple of Lord Xinling? Liu Bang waved his hand: Hey, that's a pity, but it's not the most regrettable. Liu Bei had no choice but to say: I really don't know about this. Liu Bang rolled his eyes at him: Stupid, of course Emperor Yi was killed by Xiang Ji too quickly. Naigong had no chance to ask Emperor Yi to write a letter of surrender to Xiang Ji and sing a song of Chu. Liu Bei was speechless. Liu Bang took a slow sip of wine: Xuande, since Deng Ai rescued that boy Xie to Nanyang, you have to keep an eye on him. Nai Gong can wait for the day when he writes a letter to persuade Cao Cao to surrender. Liu Bei thought about the scene in his mind. Even though he always kept his emotions and anger indistinct, the corners of his mouth curled up unconsciously: Killing people... But also killing your heart? Liu Bang hugged Liu Bei and whispered: The more I think about it, the more angry I will be. If I take a step back, I will lose more and more. The two looked at each other and laughed loudly. When he came to his senses, he was already drinking heavily.