Five Thousand Years Emperor Star Record

This is an imaginary history of Chinese civilization, extending from 2070 BC to 1368 AD, spanning more than 3,000 years. The Xia Dynasty founded the country, the Shang Dynasty revolutionized the Ding Dynasty, and the Zhou Dynasty divided and ruled the country. However, the world was never truly unified. The Wu Dynasty rose in the southeast and confronted the Zhou Dynasty, ushering in the era of feudal princes competing for hegemony. Xizheng was once powerful and powerful, destroying Xiliang, Hanzhong, Dayan, Dayuan, Baiji, Qiangyi, and Nanrong. However, due to excessive expansion, it caused the chaos of forty-seven kings and eventually split. The Dakang Dynasty ended the troubled times and annexed the Xin Dynasty and the remnants of Xizheng, but the Eight Kings' Rebellion severely damaged its vitality. The great Cao Cao followed him and conquered Tibet in the west, opening up a territory thousands of miles away. Daqian is the most mysterious. Legend has it that it began in the early Xia Dynasty and survived for three thousand years. It once conquered the Hu lands and destroyed the demon kingdom, but suddenly collapsed at its peak. Dachu replaced it, and Xiangguo fell into a hundred years of darkness after one hundred and sixty years. The Eastern Zheng Dynasty briefly revived, but it repeated the mistakes of the Western Zheng Dynasty. The Twelve Kings Rebellion caused the country to be divided into twelve kingdoms. In the end, Zhao rose in the grasslands, and his cavalry went south to unify the Central Plains and establish the last feudal empire until the wars of the late Yuan and early Ming dynasties buried it. The five dynasties changed, the cycle of rise and fall, heroes and tyrants, prosperous times and troubled times intertwined into a magnificent fictional epic.