Chen Yan traveled through time and became immortal, but this immortality has a side effect: his body is reset every 70 years.
In order to survive until the 21st century, he set a small goal for himself: to survive him for three thousand years!
The Qin Dynasty was blessed with good luck, and there were random killings on the battlefield (referring to the random killing of enemies and his hiding).
In the Han Dynasty, understanding was increased and the court was chaotic (referring to the emperor being busy and sleeping around).
"Chen Yan, Xiang Yu has come to kill you, are you still eating sweet potatoes?"
"Why panic? I've calculated it. His life is not as tough as mine."
This is an extremely robust longevity diary.
It records how a veteran relied on "adding points" and "pretending to be a grandson" to get through troubled times.
From Chen Yan to Chen Changan, from Chen Bugui to Chen Wuming.
The name is changing, the identity is changing, only the full level of luck and the immortal soul...
The author tampered with history