Immortal Throughout History, Forging a Clan That Lasts Three Thousand Years!

It means that after traveling back to previous dynasties, nothing changed, thus ensuring that his family remained a powerful clan for three thousand years.

I've read many books about aristocratic families, and I think many authors have gotten the perspective wrong. Don't think about how to save China. Except for the late Southern Song Dynasty and the late Ming Dynasty, China doesn't need to be saved most of the time.

There's a major flaw in writing this type of story: most of them are confined to the original historical context, just with a different protagonist. However, almost all historical events will occur, at most involving preventing the Five Barbarian Invasions, prematurely ending the Five Dynasties period, averting the Battle of Yamen, or the Jia Shen Incident (the Battle of Yichang and the Jia Shen…

There seems to be something amiss. Aside from those with special abilities, the San clan, numbering in the millions, hasn't produced a single exceptionally talented individual in the past century. In fact, few are even of average ability; they're all ordinary people.

What's the point of writing this? It makes no difference whether you're here or not, but it adds another Confucian family to the entire civilization. If we just close our doors and form a unified system, then we're not far from being divided up.

One downside of family-themed novels is that while they might start off well, they become stagnant and never improve. It's like I didn't read them at all; the history is basically the same as the original, just with a different character added.

You, a person who has been superior to others for three thousand years, are also preparing to submit to the worldly cultivation system?

As a paying reader, I can see the latest chapter. The values ​​in this book are very similar to those in a book I read a few years ago. The plot of that book was about a male and female protagonist who traveled to a prehistoric society and possessed extraordinary abilities. The male protagonist became Yi, who shot down the suns, and the female protagonist became Nuwa.

It's impossible for aristocratic families to remain active in the historical tide forever; that goes against the natural order. Even if you have some kind of system or something, if it's like playing a simulator, it becomes boring, and you can predict how things will likely go. Honestly, I'd rather watch you cultivate a dynasty through farming than see constant talk of prosperous eras and peak periods.

The initial phase was mostly focused on this area. This area was basically undeveloped during the Qin Dynasty and was not included in the thirty-six commanderies or the Inner History Department of the Qin Dynasty. The surrounding area includes the Guanzhong Basin, Hanzhong Basin, and Ankang Basin.