Notes of the Three Thousand Years by Yubi Shenzun

This book is also called Notes on Three Thousand Years of China He saw with his own eyes how Mei happy and Xia Jie caused the death of the Xia Dynasty, how the Shang Dynasty was eliminated by the Zhou conspiracy, and how Bao Si destroyed the Western Zhou Dynasty and entered the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. He joined hundreds of schools of thought to establish Jixia Academy, and once led the Qin cavalry to compete with the six kingdoms. He once took Wang Mang as his disciple, and he also saw that the world was divided into three parts, and the mountains and rivers were broken. He got drunk during the Kaihuang and Zhenguan periods, and watched that woman with an unfortunate childhood become the so-called and funny empress of the ages! I have also seen the social system established by the Qing Dynasty where men are superior to women, and I have witnessed the oath of every inch of mountains and rivers and every inch of blood with a group of passionate sons and daughters. But no one knows that such a person has lived for nearly three thousand years. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.