Zhou Jia, a writer, suddenly receives the "Unfulfilled Regrets System." She can livestream to change the life trajectories of historical figures in China who had unfulfilled regrets. Howeve...
[Jackie Chan and Kim Hee-sun are the original singers, while Sun Nan and Han Hong are covers]
[As long as there is air, you can actually fly. Of course, the force may not be enough.]
[Although! I really like this Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum! It is very similar to what I imagined it to be!]
[This scene is well-designed, but there are too few scenes.]
[So will I ever be able to see what the inside of Qin Shi Huang's Mausoleum looks like in my lifetime?]
[Let Zheng Ge have a good rest, don’t disturb him]
[It was so heartbreaking to see him become Meng Yi.]
[In fact, the feeling I get here is that the purpose of Jack coming here is just to allow the introverted Meng Yi to embrace his lover openly.]
[Yes, after a thousand years, without the constraints of their identities, they can embrace each other freely, but... Jack is not Meng Yi after all.]
[Tears]
[Actually, I think the bilingualism here in Chinese and Korean really does make them feel fatalistic!]
[It took me a while to realize that some comments were actually posting the Korean translation.]
[There are actually some slight differences between our Mandarin and Chinese-Korean versions, but if you don’t pay attention you’d think they mean the same thing.]
[Nangong is really...laughing to death]
[The light bulb comes]
[The charming atmosphere is gone]
Zhou Jia watched this and smiled like an auntie.
Although I know that Jack is not Meng Yi, I still feel very moved every time I see this.
As for the arguments in the barrage about whether to sing the Mandarin version or the Chinese-Korean version, she doesn't care at all. She likes both songs.
The Chinese and Korean versions are a duet between lovers, while the Mandarin version is a eulogy of their love.
There's nothing comparable.
However, as the music abruptly stopped, Zhou Jia couldn't help laughing when she saw General Nangong rushing over with a sword in hand. She complained on the spot, "Everyone, don't be like General Nangong. Have some tact. It's really detrimental to a date between two young lovers to be interrupted!"
Under the canopy, many women looked at the two people hugging each other, and also hoped in their hearts that they would meet an intimate lover in the future, who would be as upright as Meng Yi but also take care of themselves a hundred times more.
However, Lu Zhi and others scoffed at the girls' wishes.
They are no longer at the age of yearning for love, and because love is not reflected in them, what they have learned most is how to control more power in this cannibalistic era and survive with difficulty.
Therefore, they just smiled faintly at this scene.
It’s better to leave all these feelings and love to the young girls. All they need is power and status.
Even Meng Yi himself found the scenes shown in the film beautiful and couldn't help but envy such feelings.
But he was only a little envious. After all, he had a very good relationship with his wife, and he was already content.
Ying Zheng was not moved by the beautiful spinning scene. What he cared about most was the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang displayed inside. The carriage inside and the densely packed terracotta warriors and horses below did look magnificent. However, the suspension was a bit too exaggerated.
Many emperors shared the same concerns as him. The most jealous and envious one was Liu Che. When he saw the interior of Qin Shi Huang's Mausoleum, he immediately asked in the comments: "Brother Zheng, I'm very curious, is your tomb really like this?"
He also wanted such a magnificent mausoleum!
Before Ying Zheng could reply, Zhou Jia burst out laughing. Many people's eyes fell on Zhou Jia. Che Bao looked at her curiously, "What are you laughing at? Is there something wrong with what I said?"
Even the other four babies stared at Zhou Jia in surprise. Zhou Jia waved her hands repeatedly, "No, come, read what you said. Liu Che said this in plain language, so you should read it in our current pronunciation and intonation."
Zhou Jia pointed at Liu Che's words in the comments.
Che Bao and Liu Che repeated their words again, puzzled, "Brother Zheng, I'm very curious..."
Oh, I think I understand why.
Liu Che was completely speechless.
He thought something was wrong.
Che Bao scratched his head, "It's really hard to pronounce."
It is indeed difficult to read "政" and "朕" together.
and……
"It really is His Majesty Han Wu. It seems you have decided to refer to yourself as 'Zhen' in front of His Majesty from now on."
Liu Che thought it was normal. "As I said before, he is the emperor, and I am also the emperor. Why can't I call him "I"?
Anyway, he is not convinced. He is the emperor and should be treated like an emperor!
Zhou Jia smiled and said, "Of course you have no problem. The problem lies with some emperors. Your achievements are indeed impressive, but some emperors, don't you feel guilty sitting on the throne?"
With all the outrageous things they did, they still had the nerve to call themselves emperors.
Zhou Jia's face inevitably revealed an expression of disgust and disdain.
Liu Che knew that her expression was not directed at him, and he was very happy in his heart. Of course, what made him happiest was the words that just affirmed his achievements.
Many emperors have become much thicker-skinned now, and Zhou Jia's words go in one ear and out the other.
Ying Zheng was impressed by Liu Che, but unfortunately, it was not because of his achievements, but because this person had been harassing him all day long recently. He didn't know what was wrong with this Han Dynasty emperor. He had to send him messages all day long and find various excuses to say that he wanted to hear his opinions and wanted to video chat with him.
But according to his observation, he didn't really come here to ask for his advice, he just came here to have fun with him.
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