(Read the introduction first, and then read if you can accept it: 1. No time travel, pure indigenous family, a little supermodel in the beginning. 2. No extraordinary, no extraordinary, purely materialistic world development view. 3. Historical deduction, the deviation from the original history will become larger and larger, but there will be a certain degree of closure of the timeline based on the original characters. 4. Group portraits, each character averages no more than ten chapters. 5. Mixed with fictional documents and ancient texts, don't force it if you can't understand it. If you can't accept the above points, you can leave.)
At the end of the Shang Dynasty, Chang Yangling, the leader of the Changyang tribe, saw the rise of the Zhou state and the decline of the Shang Dynasty. Although he lacked enough insight, he keenly saw the opportunities. Since then, the Changyang family has risen. In the nearly five thousand years since, some of the descendants of the Changyang family have become emperors, some have become barbarians, and some have established countries overseas. Many of them have lost the name of Changyang, but they have never forgotten the wisdom left by their ancestor Changyang Ling. Only swords and wisdom are the foundation of life.
(What dynasties are written are considered dynasties, but the later dynasties are less likely to appear, and may be replaced by something else. There is nothing extraordinary. Even the so-called protagonists may not be named Chang Yang, so Chang Yang is just a noble family.)
