wu yuan yuan

You're Teaching Me What to Do?

Zhong Hong, the last emperor of the Great Xia Dynasty, was once fatuous and trusted treacherous ministers in the past. He caused the death of the empress, which led to the downfall of the country and the destruction of his family, and finally died miserably at the hands of his own son. One day, when he opened his eyes, he had穿越 (traveled through time) a hundred years later and became Zhong Hongrui. He was still greedy for pleasure and brought his family to ruin because of gambling. His son fell from a building, his daughter harbored hatred, and foreigners were rampant. The tragic situations of his past life and this life overlapped before his eyes. In this new world, was he going to repeat the same mistakes again? No, he was unwilling and determined to reverse his fate and rewrite this similar tragic destiny. (Note: The Chinese character "穿越" in the original text doesn't have a very accurate single English equivalent here. I translated it as "traveled through time" to convey the general meaning. You may need