Building a Thousand-Year Clan at the End of the Qin Dynasty

In my book, most of the emperors are cruel, most of the aristocratic families are greedy, and most of the people at the bottom are ignorant. This writing makes many people unbearable. They think that ancient times are beautiful, the emperors are all saints, the aristocratic families are indifferent to fame and wealth, and the people are harmonious and friendly.

I've been alone for a long time. Let's see if there are any survivors.

If the system is lost, it will be a big pit. In the early stage, write family portrait + historical process. Later, the system disappeared, and the family was downplayed, leaving only the historical process. The sense of immersion was gone instantly.

Let you wander, the book has been sealed, I have said it a long time ago, don't make it too obvious,

After the Wang family established its own country and opposed the Central Plains Dynasty, it has deviated from the original intention of the family. I want to see the future of the family to get out of the trap. I want to see the direction of simulated history, so I will continue to follow it.

King Wu's Conquest of Zhou is too fake and empty, and it also plays with gods and ghosts, which is not good-looking. This book is too dark, the family members are too disgusting, I am being exploited in real life, am I going to be a spiritual landlord after reading a novel and watching you exploit others? To sum up, there are two novels at two extremes, but can't you find a middle-of-the-road novel?

Alas, such a sacred book has been banned

At the end of this book, the Wang family completely breaks away from the Central Plains and becomes an existence similar to the antagonistic relationship between Britain and the European continent?

Is the author copying the Three Kingdoms? The presence of the protagonist and the protagonist's family owner is getting lower and lower 😅

Aren't we going to build a thousand-year family? Shouldn't the author consider dividing the Wang family into two parts? Some of them continued to expand to Japan Island and became local overlords. Before the collapse of the Eastern Han Dynasty, they were unified with the royal families in Northeast China and the Korean Peninsula, and submitted to the Central Plains Dynasty. During the Three Kingdoms period or at the end of the Western Jin Dynasty, you can consider taking over the Central Plains (after all, I really don't like the Western Jin Dynasty). If it is overthrown a hundred years later, there will still be Japanese islands that can stop the Central Plains army. Judging from the location of Japan Island and the existing historical experience, Japan Island is more than enough to support a thousand-year-old family.