The Great Clans of the Late Jin Dynasty

The swallows that once perched beneath the eaves of the mansions of the Wang and Xie families have flown into the homes of ordinary folk., “Wuyi Lane” As the Western and Eastern Jin dynasties changed places, the gentry crossed south, and the Central Plains fell into chaos! By the end of the Eastern Jin, the great clans were gradually declining while families of humble origins rose to prominence. A “butterfly” flew into the long river of history and became Wang Zhenzhi, grandson of the “Sage of Calligraphy,” Wang Xizhi. Strangely enough, starting at age seven, Wang Zhenzhi would gain inexplicable memories every other year. He never dared tell anyone, afraid they would think him a freak, until he was killed by a maidservant close to him. The era when “the Wang and Ma families ruled the realm together” was long gone. Wang Xizhi had just passed away, the Langya Wang clan was in decline, and the world-shaking Battle of Fei River was on the horizon. The era of “the Xie and Ma families ruling the realm together” was about to begin. Wang Zhenzhi suddenly wanted to cozy up to Xie An... Here you will find the humiliation and desolation of the Central Plains after the upheaval of the Five Barbarians, the culprit behind the saying “the highest ranks have no commoners, and the lowest ranks have no aristocrats”: the Nine-Rank System. There are also schemes and betrayals among the great clans, as well as Confucianism, Daoism, and Buddhism flourishing side by side... Readers used to golden fingers, come take a look~ Book discussion group: 416598149