Long-Lived: From the Annals of the Five Emperors to Xia Qi's Campaign Against Youhu

Old Man Jiang and the village were imagined by the author. The Battle of Ganye is real. It has been recorded in history and mythology, and the source is also marked. Those who are interested in history can read it. If there are many people who can read it, I will consider writing a section, including the entertainment in the later period of Emperor Qi, Taikang's loss of the country, Houyi's replacement of Xia, Hanzhuo's back stabbing, Shaokang's rejuvenation, Xia Jie's debauchery, and Shangtang's establishment of Shang Dynasty. I will still use it to run through the first two chapters. When writing about Shang, the protagonist's identity will change, and he will become a blacksmith or another profession. Some people may ask, why does the protagonist speak so little? This is his innate divinity, which will continue to grow and become a real person. This book was originally intended to be a long one, to complete the Twenty-Four Histories, but the style is destined to not meet the mainstream market, so it is divided into short stories to write. I think this is the meaning of immortality.