Part 92 of Bigan Wuxin's Masterpiece Xintian Ji

Name: Part 92 of Bigan Wuxin's Masterpiece Xintian Ji
Author: Cosmic Wind

by Cosmic Wind

ongoing Fantasy Romance Mythology Female Lead

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Ch. 8 — King Zhou Temporarily Suspended the Tax Proposal, but Bi Gan Was Relieved

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About This Novel

"Bigan Wuxin" is the 92nd volume of the mythological masterpiece "Xintian Ji" (a series of 120 novels), written by the outstanding contemporary Chinese novelist Zhou Jingfeng. At the end of the Shang Dynasty, Bigan was in charge of the country's wealth, clearing trade routes and revising the "Business Code" with his exquisite heart, so that the people lived and worked in peace and contentment. King Zhou favored Daji, levied a "beauty tax", built a deer platform, levied excessive taxes, and made the people miserable. Bigan tried his best to remonstrate to no avail, but instead encountered suspicion. He was falsely accused of having an affair with Xiqi, and his mansion was ransacked. Daji devised a poisonous plan, pretending to be ill and asking for the heart of the seven orifices, and King Zhou forced his loyal ministers to sacrifice their precious blood. On the day when the heart was cut out, Bigan dispersed all his wealth and told the merchants to be fair and fair. He acted unintentionally and said "the road to wealth cannot be cut off" and fell into the market, causing all the people to weep. After his death, the trade routes collapsed and there was famine in Chaoge. However, the trade routes were revitalized and the people's hearts were restored. His virtues lasted for thousands of years, and he eventually became the God of Wealth, protecting wealth and distinguishing between good and evil. Wealth is not for personal gain, it is what the people want. Only those who have no intention can have a public heart.