Fengshen: King Zhou, Please Be a Foolish King!

Hahaha, it's better to come by chance than to come by chance. When Di Xin was explaining how Nu Wa patched the sky, Nu Wa happened to be there. She was very satisfied with his words and gave him a very good reward. What girl doesn't love beauty? Di Xin praised her exactly and successfully obtained the protection of the three demons.

I feel that the system arrived in time. It came when Di Xin was at a loss. Di Xin was excited, but there was something wrong with this golden finger. Aren't other people busy trying to become a wise king? Why does he become a coward when he comes here?

Good guy, one second he was still a social animal, and the next second he was sitting in the main hall, facing all the civil and military officials, but something seemed wrong with the plot. Di Xin was at a loss, where were the three thousand beauties in his harem?

It's exaggerated. Why do you want to be stupid but you can't? You are obviously the protagonist, your IQ is not online, you are just fooling around, the author forcefully arranges the plot, you follow the script, the poems that should be mentioned are mentioned, and the harem should be expanded, and the harem should be expanded, killing people at every turn, it is obviously the simplest, everyone knows the methods of corruption, how can it become like this? All I can say is that it's too exaggerated. You can tell it's fake at first glance.

It feels very familiar! The author takes a look

It is best to change the previous title of Di Xin, because King Zhou is the evaluation of him by later generations, rather than saying that he was originally called King Zhou, which seems weird.

I've followed it from the first chapter to now, and I think it's well written, but there are a lot of poisonous points in your book for me. Maybe everyone is different. The first one is the issue of the female protagonist. In the first volume, it was mentioned that there is only one female protagonist, but towards the end, it was very confusing and it was written about Long Ji. The second is the issue of children. Even if Di Wenji is born, why can't it be arranged after Daji? There are also a few chapters about monkeys, which puzzled me. Zhu Bajie also had some inexplicable feelings. But there are some places that are well written. For example, in Magic Pill, the king's intrusion is a bit abrupt, but it is also handled beautifully. Many novels of the Fengshen genre always feature the villain Nezha. Your Magic Pill is well written, and it creates an image of Nezha very well. The accented Taiyi is also very good. There are some aspects of The King's Intrusion that were not handled well, but overall it is very good. There is also the description of the protagonist. As the first emperor to introduce equality between men and women, what is the meaning of him taking the lead in opening a harem? For the human race, it means breaking the equality between men and women. It is not that the protagonist says how the harem is, but as the pioneer of gender equality, he is the first to break the rules of equality between men and women. It makes me uncomfortable to see it. If it was a harem from the beginning, then it would not be so uncomfortable. Another thing about Di Wenji, I think there is no need for the protagonist to get together to please her. After all, the protagonist is unaware. Just imagine how you feel when you have an extra child for no reason. The key is that this child is not born to you and your wife, but a person who has already had feelings for you. Go (the protagonist thinks) to a human child, especially if Daji doesn't have a child yet. If Daji has a child and has motherhood, that's okay, but since Daji doesn't have a child, I don't think it's very likely that the protagonist and Daji will like her. At most, they can treat her as a relatively close child. Well, I still hope for a good ending. Come on

I didn't come here to see your happy article to feel aggrieved, let alone to suppress your desire first. It's an old routine that is still used. This plot is extremely poisonous. Originally, Long Ji didn't feel very good about it. Just accept it and don't bring the main plot into it. It's a good hand and it's a mess.

After reading a few chapters, I guess it's a stallion novel.

After getting together with Da Ji again, Da Ji listens to Da Ji on all matters big and small, and has no control over things. Is he still the only human emperor? Is it dignified to be a personal emperor?