Six Thousand Years in the Air

This vast land, named Middle Continent by later generations, has been waiting for the fire of civilization to take root under the stars since the glaciers melted and the mountains and rivers took shape. Tens of thousands of years passed slowly, and the ancestors climbed over stacked plateaus and crossed vast rivers and seas, embarking on a migration journey that lasted hundreds of thousands of years. The savage tribes scattered in all directions lived on the banks of mountains, forests and rivers, reclaimed wasteland with stone tools, and relied on fishing and hunting to survive. In the long search, they forged a civilization unique to this land. This book uses a chronicle narrative method to unfold the fictional epic of this continent for six thousand years. Here you can see the generous tragic and heroic epic; the undercurrents and turbulent court games; the majestic and passionate war scenes; you can also see the rise and fall of dynasties with alternating divisions and reunifications, and changes in chaos.