[Farming] [Family] [Political Intrigue].
As the saying goes, the founders of the Western Han were mostly scoundrels, while those of the Eastern Han were mostly powerful clans.
Western nobles and Eastern aristocratic clans have endured for centuries, even millennia, throughout real history. Apart from emperors and kings, some have survived the rise and fall of several dynasties without ever losing their footing.
In a way, these aristocratic clans are more like the true protagonists of history.
So when Western nobility meets the powerful clans of the East, which side will prove stronger?
After taking one extra look at an old painting in his ancestral shrine, Zhang Yu unexpectedly travels back with it to the Qianlong era. Inside the painting, he witnesses firsthand what caused his family to decline.
Unwilling to watch his ancestors repeat the same mistakes, he uses the painting to guide them west across the sea, fleeing to the United States, which is still being built.
Can a family fleeing disaster survive and prosper in a foreign land surrounded by wolves, using the business-minded approach of powerful Eastern clans under a Western system?
Good review, will add to favorites
I haven't watched it yet, but just from the title, I have to bookmark it.
I've read a few chapters; the writing is smooth and the logic is clear. Keep it up!
I'll give it five stars first, it's alive.
Keep it up, there are still people reading!