Building a Thousand-Year Clan, Starting with Shang Yang’s Reforms

Xiong Yuan wants to win over his senior and live off her, but his senior, who loves studying archaeological corpses, scares him so badly he questions his entire life. By chance, he activates a game about a millennium-old clan.

He thinks he’s playing a historical game, unaware that he has transmigrated into the body of an ancient man.

He helps Shang Yang carry out reforms and competes with Pang Juan and Sun Bin for supremacy.

He becomes the forefather of the ancient sages. But one day, his father tells him that he is called Xiong Yuan because every generation of the Xiong clan has someone by that name. When the family falls into decline, an ancestor will descend to restore the clan, save the dynasty from collapse, and prop up the crumbling empire.

Xiong Yuan is utterly baffled. Why is the story his father tells exactly the same as the game he played?

He beat Sun Bin with his fists and kicked Pang Juan with his feet. Bai Qi was his student, and Zhang Yi was his discarded pupil.

Even Qin Shi Huang was his junior.

He told Cao Cao about the charms of older women, discussed the Dao with Zhuge Liang, and became God’s whip, drawing his bow and loosing arrows. He watered his horses at Lake Baikal and herded sheep along the Rhine.

He once spoke of the most tragic love in the world, drank the strongest liquor, and had the hottest women. He fought the fiercest men and walked the longest road in the world.

He is a living history of the ancient world!