Cause and Effect in the World, Half Is Done by Heaven and Half Is Done by Man

This story was recorded by Confucius and also by Sima Qian, and there is history to prove it. Thirty-one hundred years ago, Taibo, the eldest son of the Zhou tribe, had a strong talent for road recognition. He could tell the best walking path by looking at the direction of mountains, rivers and rivers. He led a group of strange people with different combinations of talents, starting from Qishan Mountain and digging through the southeast. Along the way, they passed through various tribes at different stages of social development, dealt with many weirdos, witnessed the birth of money, the growth of the Chu tribe, the strength of the Qin tribe, and encountered Sanxingdui, Longyou Grottoes, and the invasion of the Aryans. In the land of Jingman, Taibo dreams of establishing an ideal society where everyone is equal, eliminating slavery and private property that breed evil, and returning to the era of primitive public ownership. Can he succeed? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.