The Past Events of Fengshen

In the 21st century, Zhuang Yu, a young man, encountered a divine thunder and was reincarnated as Yin Jiao, the prince of Zhou Dynasty. Later, he learned Dafa from Guangchengzi* and accidentally obtained several spiritual treasures. He joined forces with Nuwa and Tongtian to fight against Yuanshi... The plot of this book is compact and fascinating. 2. Eight people who expounded the religion and conferred the title of god: 1. Huang Tianhua, the pioneer, was named Lord Bingling of Sanshan. His father is Huang Feihu, and his master is Qingxu Daodezhenjun. 2. Yang Ren, the 'eye of the sky' – was named Jiazi Taisui. He was worshiped as a senior official in the Yin Dynasty and Shang Dynasty. He had his eyes gouged out because he spoke out against the construction of Lutai. The master is the pure and virtuous king. 3. The grain-pressing official Tu Xingsun - was named Tufu Star. The master kept his grandson out of fear. 4. Yin Jiao, Prince of Yin - was named the god of Tai Sui. His father was King Zhou and his master was Guangchengzi. 5. His Second Highness Yin Hong - was named Wugu Star. His father is King Zhou and his master is Chi Jing. 6. Han Dulong - named the god of good fortune for Jiazi Taisui's subordinates The master is the Taoist deity. 7. Xue Ehu-named the God of Destruction for Taisui's subordinates in Jiazi The master is the Taoist deity. 8. Dragon Beard and Tiger - named as the Nine Chou Star. The teacher is Jiang Ziya. Shed light on disputes Chanjiao was founded by Yuanshi Tianzun, one of the three friends of Hongjun Taoist ancestors (the first friend is Taishang Laojun, the second friend is Yuanshi Tianzun, and the third friend is Tongtian leader). The dispute between Chanjiao and Jiejiao is the main thread throughout the entire process of "Fengshen Yanyi", and the so-called two major sects, Chanjiao and Jiejiao, are just the fabrications of the author. During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, Emperor Shizong of the Ming Dynasty gave his most favored Taoist priest Shao Yuanjie of the Qing Palace on Longhu Mountain a jade seal engraved with "Explaining teachings and assisting the country". The impact of this incident was so great at the time that the author of "Fengshen Yanyi" continued to use the name "Chanjiao". "Chen" means to analyze, explain, and develop. "Yi·Xici Xia": "The "Yi" is clear about the past and the coming, and slightly reveals the quietness." Han Kangbo noted: "The interpreter is Mingye." Chanjiao and Jiejiao are roughly equivalent to the right and left we divided in a certain period. We know that the policy at that time was based on family background and not just family background. Just as Yuan Shi Tianzun, the leader of the Chan Sect, believes that only Gen Hongmiao can make a revolution, the Twelve Golden Immortals of the Chan Sect under his command are all carefully selected. As the saying goes, value essence rather than quantity, and it is better to be deficient than excessive. On the contrary, the leader of Jiejiao Tongtian adheres to the concept of harmony and unity between man and nature. Abandon the narrow idea of ​​individualism and accept everyone who comes. The disciples he accepted were all so-called people with fur and horns, who were born from moisture and turned into eggs. In this way, a contradiction arises! We know that the doctrine of "Chanjiao" is to clarify, which is "establishing"; the doctrine of "Jiejiao" is to intercept, which is to "break". One is innate and the other is acquired. From the time when the two sects of Chan and Jie were first established, they were destined to be like fire and water, unable to coexist.

I really like the genre of Prehistoric Times. I personally think this book can be said to be one of the representatives of Prehistoric Times. What is evocative is the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods in it, which is very novel. It's a pity that the number of words is a bit short and not satisfying.

It's a pretty good book, the first book I've ever read about being a god.