A Century-Old Clan: Pursuing Immortality Since the Republic of China

I've given up on the Mary Sue type of protagonist. Our philosophies clash.

The pace of historical development is too slow. When will they become a century-old prominent family, or even go further?

Don't look at this, you'll regret it.

It uses the guise of the Republic of China, but lacks its core essence.

How could there be such parents? They've treated you like this, and you still think about doing what's best for others?

Where is the system? The system text doesn't even show the system; what does it mean?

It's really not good! Let's not even talk about the saintess; that era was basically a cannibalistic society, with absolutely no sense of self-preservation! The system isn't even reflected in it! Otherwise, Liu Bie would have included a system in the beginning!

It just won't work; the protagonist's parents are always trying to curry favor with others. His father, in particular, is a typical example of someone who's all talk and no action but no action.

You think this book title is worthy of your name?

It makes no sense and is hard to explain in a few words.