Synopsis: [Ming Dynasty] + [Emperor] + [Political Intrigue] + [Age of Empires System]

At this time, Emperor Taichang was on his deathbed, the Ming Dynasty was in turmoil, three cases occurred simultaneously, treacherous officials plotted to move the palace, vassal states were disaffected, the borders were in turmoil, and foreign powers were surrounding the country. Beset by internal and external troubles, the vast empire was teetering on the brink of collapse!

At a critical juncture, a modern youth with a passion for Ming Dynasty history, Zhu Youxiao, a carpenter-turned-emperor, uses *Age of Empires: Asian Dynasties* as a foundation. His imperial pikemen advance in orderly ranks, a formidable forest; heavily armored cavalry roar forth, crushing all enemies; musketeers stand silently in formation, their cold muzzles gazing upon all nations; he sweeps through the court, eradicating the deep-seated problems of factional strife, reshaping officialdom, and forging a new, iron-willed military spirit; he re-establishes tributary treaties, summoning tribute from all corners of the world; he promotes new laws, revitalizes crafts, enlightens the people, and ignites a prairie fire. The Empire...

The genius boy Ye Lin, due to an accident, went back to the past, a time that was completely unfamiliar to him. Watching Ye Lin...

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Chen Jian's time travel is different from others: they all travel to ancient times, but he possesses only animal skins and a stone axe. Starting from a matriarchal clan, he developed and perpetuated a civilization. Was it feudal statehood or unified prefectures and counties? Was it the distinction between the state and the wild, or barbaric conquest? Was it a hundred schools of thought contending, or a hundred saints uniting? Was it a single deity or a universal faith in ancestors? Was it a bloody accumulation of cotton silkworms cannibalizing humans? Or was it a humanistic care and a utopian dream of universal harmony? To enjoy the happiness of civilization, one must experience its pain. The ability to be reborn after death allows him to experience the growth of this civilization through a variety of identities. Tribal member, noble, slave, emperor, commoner, scholar, hired laborer, captain of the Age of Exploration, capitalist of the Age of Primitive Accumulation, conscript in the trenches, the mastermind of a major trust... With the same head in different buttocks, what kind of encounters and insights will arise?

The protagonist, Yang Jun, is reborn from the 21st century back to the 1950s. Born into a landlord family, he faces imminent disaster. Determined to avoid repeating his past mistakes, he decisively leaves his hometown and journeys to the deep mountains and forests, ideal for seclusion.

Thankfully, he possesses a cheat code, allowing him to search for a term once a day.

On his quest for a secluded location, he relies on it to gather supplies and learn various skills, ultimately establishing a secluded life on the border of the Three Kingdoms.

Building a house, raising livestock, planting crops, and even burning bricks and charcoal daily, he miraculously builds a vast private estate.

Over the course of this process, his family grows, and he has many children.

After the 21st century, a large family emerges.

This book is a long novel, focusing on everyday life, without chaotic interpersonal relationships, and with minimal dialogue. Those who dislike this genre should proceed with caution. Finally, this is not a logical or rational text, so those with a keen eye for detail should avoid it. Thank you.