Yong'an Millennium: the Prosperous Age Is a Man-Made Prison

The Millennium of Yong'an has never been a prosperous age, but an eternal cage built by the emperor and the six great clans. Adhering to the paranoid idea that "peace leads to inertia, and mutual consumption at the bottom can sustain civilization." This group of top-level elites who are familiar with classics burned official history, fabricated blood feuds between the Central Plains and Northern Xinjiang, provoked border wars all year round, locked down the livelihood of all people with hereditary classes, and regarded human suffering as an inevitable sacrifice for the survival of civilization. Thirteen young men in Luolin, Yunshan, were pure at first, but fell into the abyss of sin one after another after entering the world: Shen Qingyi was arrogant for a while, causing all the poor people to die unjustly; Wei Nian'an was forced to make a cruel decision, sacrificing a few innocent people to save millions of victims, and suffered permanent burns on his palms; Su Wanliu was trapped between the royal power of northern Xinjiang and the people, and spent his whole life to deal with the barriers between the north and the south. The empty mountain is a sacrificial trap set up by the clan for thousands of years. The genius of ancient history Yun Tan burns blood and shatters bones, and uses his life to uncover the false history of thousands of years. Millions of rebels marched over the corpses to overthrow the old order. After the tragic victory, there was no perfect peace. Power disputes and the remnants of old evils still spread. The young people were scattered in all directions, leaving only a glimmer of light in the broken mountains and rivers in the long night.