I accidentally transmigrated to an alternate Spring and Autumn era and awakened my one and only golden finger: limited rebirth.
I can't turn back time or live forever. I can only be reborn as a descendant four generations later.
Starting out as a commoner, I lived through more than a dozen lifetimes:
a farmer in the Spring and Autumn era, a foot soldier in the Yong Kingdom, a commoner in Great Qin, a landowner in the Han Dynasty, a worthy candidate in a prosperous age, a member of a prestigious family, a frontier general, a marquis, a wealthy merchant, a great scholar, a hermit in the mountains, an emperor's strategist…
A different identity in each life, and only one person to cherish in each.
I don't cultivate immortality, vie for supremacy, or keep a harem. I quietly build a home, make a living, and pass down my family's traditions.
When my descendants read the family tree, they are stunned:
Something's not right! Our ancestor went from commoner to lord,
excelled at everything and had a mind of his own in every generation. Even emperors, princesses, great scholars, and famous generals praised him for having “the bearing of his forebears”!
Other people's ancestors are just names on memorial tablets.
Mine is a thousand-year legend hidden in the family tree.
Descendants: Ancestor, how many identities do you have?!
Me: Keep it down. I just lived eighteen extra lifetimes.
There are only 30 chapters at present, which is okay, but the pace is a bit slow. The reincarnation of this family mainly depends on the relay from generation to generation, and each generation of outstanding people doing great things. It is understandable that it is difficult for the first owner to get started, but after 30 chapters, the village has not even left the city. It is too slow. According to the current situation, it is enough to finish the first life within 80 and become a meritorious warrior.
The characters are plump and the plot is rich.