Wilderness of the Wei Kingdom: the Traveler

Wilderness of the Wei Kingdom: the Traveler

by Third Young Master

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169Kwords51chapters
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Ch. 51回到现实(大结局)
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In modern society, Ye Qiang, as a financial elite, is devoting himself to an important financial project. However, one night during a critical stage of the project, while working overtime in the office, he suddenly encountered a mysterious celestial change. A strange light penetrated the window and shone directly on him. In an instant, Ye Qiang felt a white light in front of his eyes, and his consciousness fell into chaos. When he regained consciousness again, he found himself in a strange environment. The surrounding buildings were of primitive style and the people were wearing ancient costumes. After some inquiries and observations, Ye Qiang realized with horror that he had actually traveled to the Wei Kingdom during the Eastern Zhou Dynasty. The story is set in the Wei Kingdom during the Eastern Zhou Dynasty. Weiguo, a vassal state with the surname Ji, has a long history. Its fiefdom is in the Yinxu area. The capital has changed several times, from Chaoge to Cao, Chuqiu, Diqiu, and finally to Yewang. It has gone through 29 generations and 44 kings, and its reign lasted for 834 years. It was the longest-lasting country among the vassal states of the Zhou Dynasty, and the last country to perish among the vassal states with the surname Ji. During this period, the situation in Weiguo was complicated. Externally, it was surrounded by powerful countries, with Qi, Jin and other great powers eyeing it; internally, palace struggles continued, monarchs changed frequently, and the struggle for power caused a lot of chaos. Economically, Weiguo is mainly based on agriculture, and the handicraft industry is also relatively prosperous. Due to its superior geographical location, commerce is also prosperous, but it has failed to keep up with the times and carry out reforms to strengthen itself. In this context, the fate of Weiguo is as unstable as a candle in the wind.

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