Pretending to Be a Thousand-Year-Old Family Since the End of Qin Dynasty

Ancestors that can be traced back to the late Qin Dynasty are already top-notch families.

Personally, I think it's enough to participate when there is a change of dynasty or a major historical node. At other times, you can set up the general direction to develop automatically and set a few ancestral precepts, such as intermarriage and children within the five servers, you can't be the head of the family, you can't be expelled from the direct line, you can't be a relative, you can't annex land, you can't be kicked out as the head of the family if you don't study hard. It's best to lead the general direction and encounter some unexpected situations. The ups and downs of your modern chapter can be written in this time period of automatic development.

It can cultivate geniuses from all walks of life who have left their names in history. The protagonist's family collects cultural classics, and each person is responsible for a part and goes out to train those talents. This reputation is simply incredible. For example, as a doctor, Sun Simiao once wanted to borrow Treatise on Typhoid and Miscellaneous Symptoms, but was rejected. He was very angry.

The key to an aristocratic family is the name of the family. The inheritance cannot be cut off. The size of the family is not so important. Personal tendencies are still hidden behind the scenes. Important moments in history will cause something to happen, and then slowly disappear after two or three generations. You can let the branches come out to take care of the real things, but once the direct descendant is born, he will definitely be a terrifying character.

Why don't we write about the Northern and Southern Dynasties? Shouldn't they be the hotbed of aristocratic families? Also, your introduction is too problematic. If Sima is killed, the Cao family won't be able to sit on it for long. The book about the aristocratic family is so bad. What has become of the Eastern Han Dynasty? The family power cannot always be top-notch, nor can everyone be perfect. I think it is impossible to write this thing, and the rest of it is bad.

Writing about a family should have its ups and downs, and don't be as boring as Wu Zhou's book about defeating Zhou. The protagonist's family should preferably decay due to bloodshed and sacrifice due to some unavoidable reasons, and also prosper due to successful investment.

Personally, I feel that in the later stage, it is best to become the kind of mysterious and hidden family that continues to pass on history, protects culture, and has a huge reputation. However, it is best not to have huge power. Otherwise, if this family is always in the public eye, which emperor will not be afraid of you?

Are there really ancient people named Ringo?

Food and grass are on the high side, and the writing about modern times is very realistic, but the writing about ancient times is not overly valuable.

After manipulating our ancestors for thousands of years, why can't we change the future?

If the protagonist is allowed to develop freely after completing the first copy and wait until the next time to possess him, it will be interesting to see the previous operations and encounters. I told you not to be a relative, but the direct daughter married Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty, and the head of the family said I didn't know! I think this guy is handsome and has good character. I never expected it. Now that I have become emperor, I can't do anything without fighting with Huo Guang. The protagonist's ancestor, you have been burdened by Emperor Guangwu, so you can make your family great again.

I personally don't like running accounts. It takes too long to go one by one. I couldn't help but skip the Suwang one if I read it again. Then I just looked at the script of the founding of the country. You can't control every ancestor. It's best to reflect the bad taste of the difficulty of the game. When the protagonist comes, there can be smooth sailing or messy situations.

I still think it's enough to let the protagonist hang up and set up the underlying logic to protect the family from the crisis of genocide. You can set the family to collect cultural classics and important cultural relics, focus on business, protect people's livelihood, and accumulate wealth to prepare for emergencies. Don't annex land. There are smart and stupid family heads in the past, but they have good backgrounds and dare to sacrifice for the nation. Even if the family falls next time, the protagonist will still have resources to make a comeback. A huge reputation is the most precious thing of the family.

During the transition period, direct lineage can be set to accumulate resources and cultivate talents, and branches can be allowed to invest in cultivating historical heroes.

Why isn't it updated? A eunuch?

At the beginning, it was mentioned that there was a person named Lin, but the protagonist had not received the game console at that time. How did this appear? If it existed before the protagonist got the game console, does that mean it was already doomed? The protagonist is destined to get the game console, then perform a series of operations, and finally get the fame he had at the beginning.

I have never seen such a shameless person. I, my book review, also added a "very disgusting" person.

The impression was not bad at first, including the first-class food and grass, but it turned out that it was a eunuch, and it was lost.

I can't invest! This book is well written. Why do so few people invest? It must be because the title of the book is too dissuasive.

It's time to enter the test recommendation period for new books. What we need most in the new book period is your follow-up reading. Don't let waiting become a regret. Thank you, meow.