Langya Green Shirt Guest

Name: Langya Green Shirt Guest
Author: Old Things Come To An End

by Old Things Come To An End

ongoing History Jin, Sui and Tang Dynasties Male Lead

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71Kwords16chapters

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Ch. 16 — Living in Seclusion in Dongshan to Watch the Chess Game

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About This Novel

After traveling through time and becoming a member of the lowest class of nobles, he vowed to blaze a different path in the Eastern Jin Dynasty where there were many noble families. Wang Yizhi, a doctor of history, woke up and became a descendant of the Langya Wang family in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. It was the eighth year of Taiyuan, and millions of troops from the former Qin Dynasty were pressing down on the country, and the battle of Feishui was imminent. The families are divided, the imperial power is weak, and the poor family has no way out - this is an era where birth determines everything. He originally wanted to save his life in troubled times, but he was involved in the whirlpool because of the sentence "The king and the horse share the world, so we should think about changes." During the clan debate, his words shocked everyone; at the Xie Mansion banquet, he faced the current Prime Minister Xie An; When Wu Cheng took office, he single-handedly challenged the powerful surname Wu who had been entrenched for hundreds of years. From Qipin County Magistrate to Central Attendant, he promoted the elimination of soil, rectified officialdom, and improved the military system - stepping on the sore spots of the clan at every step. Every reform encounters numerous obstacles. It turns out that the biggest dilemma for time-travelers is not the lack of golden fingers, but the weight of historical inertia. Fortunately, he has one person by his side: Xie Qingyi, the talented daughter of the Xie family, his political wife, and his confidant and accomplice in troubled times. At the chat table, she discussed the world with him; when the reform was blocked, she strategized behind the scenes; when she retired to Dongshan, she ran a school and wrote books to perpetuate her ideals. This marriage, which began with interests, eventually became the most solid watch in troubled times. Forty years of turmoil: witnessing the battle of Feishui, witnessing the decline of the Xie family, and dealing with powerful heroes such as Huan Xuan and Liu Yu. He once wanted to single-handedly change the direction of history, but in the end, in writing books, teaching and educating people, he found an answer that transcended the times: real reform is not to overthrow everything and start over, but to carve out a trickle of water in a rigid system.