
Reshaping the Yin-Shang Dynasty: A Thousand-Year Clan, One Line for Ten Thousand Generations!
重塑殷商:千年世家,万世一系!
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 552k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
Tags
Synopsis
More by this author
In booklists 27
Explore more →I Can't Believe Historical Fiction Writers Can Be This Good
A fact-based educational book written using sources from official history, but not boring!
Recommend Historical Novels About Brilliant Strategists Who Shape the World
Hand over your historical novels about high-IQ masterminds plotting to conquer the world.
The Protagonist Comes from a Powerful Family and Is Its Sole Legitimate Heir
The Only Heir to a Millennium-Old Clan, Inheriting Its Ancient Class System
The Protagonist Becomes a Figure from History, Revealed or Reviewed Through a Sky Screen
Looking for books similar to *Great Qin: I Died of Old Age, Then I Was Reborn*. The protagonist is in ancient times when a sky screen suddenly appears and reveals their future. They will become an emperor for the ages, and when the sky screen exposes this, the whole realm is shocked.
What’s the Hottest Historical Novel on Tomato Novel?
I’m in a reading slump.
Looking for Imperial Dynasty Novels Where the Main Character Rarely Acts, Yet Is Invincible and Overbearing
The Most Powerful Clan, With Eighteen Ancestors
The really awesome kind.
The Pinnacle of Historical Fiction
Looking for books similar to *Tang Dynasty: Defying the Imperial Decree Is the Only Way to Get Stronger*. This book makes me cry every time I read it. I've read it five or six times, and I still cry. I just can't believe anything else is better. It's the strongest historical novel in my book! An 8.9 rating is way too low. I'd give it a 9.
Founding a Nation Overseas!!! If Not, Do Not Recommend It
Looking for books like *System: Building a Nation Overseas from the Start*.
The Chu-Han Contention, the An Lushan Rebellion, and the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms
A lord-simulation game. No transmigration, but it should blend with reality. No Three Kingdoms era either. Spring and Autumn, Warring States, the end of the Qin dynasty, or mid-to-late Tang are all fine
Novels About Founding and Developing a Family
Looking for a Family System Novel About Building Up a Clan's Power
Enslavement, System, Building a Faction and Rising to Power
Any Stories About Building a Family Clan Across Centuries or Millennia?
Looking for Stories Where the Founding Emperor Dies Young and the Protagonist Devotedly Supports the Young Ruler: Loyal Ministers Only
Millennium-Old Clans or Families
Every Character Is Smart
Born to be a natural leader. So good!
Urban Imagination, Immortal Cultivation And Xuanhuan
I want books similar to Dark Demonic Path.
Controlling Your Ancestors! Make Your Ancestors Proud! A Whole New Genre Has Just Opened Up
I'm looking for books like Controlling My Ancestors: From the Chu-Han Contention to Founding a Millennium-Old Clan. I've read two books like this. Are there any others?
Looking for Novels Where the Protagonist Can Control Other People
The protagonist must be able to control other people.
Looking for Urban TV Drama Novels About Transmigration
Like Ode to Joy, Let's Get Married, The Male Nanny, and A Little Happiness.
A Clan with a Thousand-Year Legacy
Looking for books like *Can't Get Rich Today? Then Start with Your Ancestors!*. Ensemble cast stories.
Recommend Anything, Please
Looking for books similar to This Scholar Comes from the Underworld. La la la, I'm a little book-selling expert, carrying my schoolbag and blowing up the school.
Reader comments 51
Google Translate















































































































The writing is really good, better than those written by some aristocratic family. Those novels that are afraid of changing history are really not as good as you
The cool thing about this book is that it dares to change history. This is the first time I simulated the protagonist. Except for the Central Plains, which is still preserved, other overseas continents are constantly entrusting their descendants. Even if the protagonist dies, there will be no changes. So much so that when the protagonist returns to reality for the first time, he is already the crown prince of the world empire. When changes continued later, only yellow people were left.
Haokan transcends this three-acre land in the Central Plains and is my ideal millennium-old family culture.
Fine. If it is limited to reality in the future, will the empire established by the protagonist still last forever? What is the identity of the protagonist? Is it the emperor? Or the prince? Or ordinary people. Not sure.
According to the protagonist's operation, the modern situation should be the protagonist's power to unify the world. [Eat melon] I can not rush to describe the modern era. I feel that the various plots in ancient times are interspersed for me. I feel that the author's history is very good, like a refreshing article, but the thinking logic is also very strong. Based on the premise of history, at least it will not make me confused. Anyway, it looks good.
The protagonist really experiences big events firsthand. Moreover, he is still alive than the King of South Vietnam, and he even endured the death of his own grandson.
Why did the author write the plot between Yongning and Yin Bo? I wanted the protagonist to kill them both. Isn't Yin Bo's current operation more like Sima Yi in history? Moreover, in history, Sima Yi was in a state of suppression, and Cao Wei both used and beat him. However, in the novel, Yin Bo was not treated badly by Cao Wei, but instead played dirty tricks on Cao Wei. If the chaos is not corrected in the end, Yin Bo can be regarded as another kind of Sima Yi. Can the emperors in the future still trust the Yin family?
[Smile] There are constant poisons. Chapter 94 covers most of the world. After thousands of years of development, there are not as many people as there are in the Central Plains.
How should I put it? There haven't been any big changes, but there has still been a lot of development. Many of them are written in Spring and Autumn style, with one stroke passing through. I read a book about a protagonist who traveled through ancient times. He developed the interstellar world in 100 years, started an interstellar war in 200 years, and unified the world in 10 years.
My suggestion is that Europe doesn't need it, but Australia must have it.