Since King Ping Moved Eastwards, He Has Established a Thousand-Year-Old Family.

The previous generation was a numerical monster, but the second generation turned out to be a tiger father and a dog son? ? ?

I want to ask, will history be changed beyond recognition because of the existence of the protagonist? If there is not much change or even no change at all, then forget it and don't bother to look at it.

Nowadays, there are many people writing in this genre, but only a few can stick to it until the end. I hope the author will make a good outline first, so as not to fall in the middle.

In some plots, in order to promote the rhythm of "family expansion", the behavioral logic of individual historical figures has been slightly simplified, so that conflicts can be resolved a little faster. But overall, it successfully balances the historical research and the interest of the story, allowing readers to not only feel the excitement of survival in troubled times, but also touch the unique pulse of the history of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty while following the protagonist "step by step to build a family". It is a historical time travel masterpiece worth reading. 😊

There is no Confucius yet. Pig's trotters helped bring out Confucianism. Wouldn't it be better to be a Confucian saint and have a thousand-year-old family?

I read the latest chapter, and I want to marry the Yan Kingdom. I really don't understand this aspect very well. I would like to ask, is it not necessary to follow the rule of non-marriage with the same surname during this period?

The descendants behave like this just after the protagonist's death. This is his biological son. What about the descendants behind him? Being ignorant of military affairs is different from not understanding anything at all

The 28,000-word new book ranks 65th on the list, come on 😡

Discussions are welcome. The author will listen and correct any unreasonable things immediately.

It can only be said that the whole system was a failure because of history's fads.

After the protagonist dies, he no longer has a sense of existence. The protagonist can be reincarnated as a descendant after a period of time to turn the tide, which makes it more immersive.

It was cut from the game, so you can take a look at it. The picture is on the first floor.

It's been a while since I've seen a novel about Millennium Family, I'd like to support it

Even if you still rule the country and gain eternal life by yourself in the end, it would be better to gain eternal life and become a god or something like that. Even if this god is very weak, has some special abilities and can make people around you live forever.

During the Spring and Autumn Period, the life expectancy of nobles was about 60-70 years old, and that of common people was about 30-40 years old. For example: Qi Huangong (716 BC - 643 BC): died at about 73 years old (unnatural death). Dong Wen of Jin (697 BC - 628 BC): died at the age of about 70 years. Confucius (551 BC - 479 BC): Although he was not a prince, he belonged to the scholar-noble class. He died at the age of 72. Conclusion: If nobles during the Spring and Autumn Period could avoid abnormal death, they generally lived to be around 50 years old, and a few could live to be over 70 years old. However, due to political turmoil and medical conditions, the actual average life expectancy may be lower than 50 years. This phenomenon is similar to the lifespan of the elites in other civilizations of the same period (such as ancient Greece and ancient Rome). Back to this article, King Zhou Xie lived to be over 100 years old. It was indeed a bit long-lived, but it did not break through the limits of normal humans. For example, the South Vietnamese King Zhao Tuo lived to be 103 years old. Thank you all for your questions!

As title

The author writes well. Keep working hard and try to write 500,000 words.

The only aristocratic family in China a year ago was the Kong family, and the others did not fare well.

If the Zhou Dynasty started, a thousand years would be too short. And if it's three thousand years, it's a bit low. 😄

I'm confused. Did I learn unofficial history? Is this the Warring States Period, the Spring and Autumn Period, or the transition between the Western Zhou Dynasty and the Eastern Zhou Dynasty?

Is this theme about aristocratic families meant to whitewash the aristocratic families? It has been going on for thousands of years, but history has not changed at all. What's the point of such a subject?

I have a detailed analysis in my book. Everyone is welcome to read! The title of the book is "Eternal Life in History, Creating a Family of Three Thousand Years". The descendants of San Yisheng, three thousand years of civilization history.