The First Tyrant of the Gods

It was impossible to torture with cannon. At that time, the smelting technology of the Bronze Age could not produce hollow torture instruments, and bronze had a low melting point and could easily melt into bronze water. The minimum requirement for making such a torture instrument was brass. The smelting technology of King Zhou of Shang Dynasty could not produce brass. I would like to ask how the torture of cannon was made? Those winners only know how to discredit others to shape themselves, which is disgusting to watch. Anyone who has checked the information on Ji Chang knows that his father was rebellious and was killed by King Zhou's father. How could Ji Chang not be rebellious? Bi Gan took advantage of the Yin Shang and drank from the Yin Shang. What he did not belong to the Yin Shang. As a result, Ji Chang was released when King Zhou went on an expedition, and he also cooperated with King Zhou inside and outside. Why did King Zhou imprison Ji Chang because he knew that he had a rebellious heart and did not want him to be stabbed when he went on an expedition. In the end, he was betrayed by his uncle. There were women serving as officials during King Zhou of Shang, which shows what others would not understand. If you can't afford a woman, King Zhou of the Shang Dynasty will put you in high regard if you have the ability to care whether you are a woman or a man. Do you think that there is equality between men and women in the King Zhou of Shang Dynasty? It was too obvious in the King Zhou of Shang Dynasty that the emperor's crimes were the same as those of the common people. It doesn't matter if you, a high-ranking official, should have his head chopped off if he makes a mistake. He is said to be immoral and immoral. He seems to have only had three sons in his life. At that time, having children was a gamble. How many children did Ji Chang have? There are probably more than a dozen people who were married in the records. When comparing the two parties, I am confused. There were no condoms in that era. King Zhou of Shang Dynasty was either at war or on the way to war all his life. He came here during the expansion of his territory. Look at how badly the Dongyi people were beaten at that time. I think it is a fallacy to say that he slacked off in sacrifices. The sacrifices at that time used living people, not animals. Living people are scary to think about. It could not be that King Zhou of Shang could not bear to see his people suffer such crimes, so he slacked off in sacrifices. Anyway, history is written by the victors. You can discredit your enemies as much as you want. What can you do if they are all dead anyway? To be honest, there have been a lot of scandalous emperors in history. If you take a closer look, they are full of loopholes. On a deeper level, when you think about it, some so-called wise men deliberately smeared their families for the sake of their own reputation.

In real history, Di Xin was not a tyrant

After reading the comment area, I feel that everyone is understanding. The author should write about fantasy themes, so it is based on fictional history. After reading everyone's opinions on King Zhou, I would like to add one and give the author some suggestions. I read the introduction and the protagonist should be a lustful person. , There must be a harem. If it is the kind of cool article, you can actually write less about the harem. If you want to add some harem elements in it, I personally feel that you can try to depict their emotions. This is just a suggestion, just take a look.

There are gods, and the world of saints should take them into consideration. They cannot change too much all at once, otherwise everyone will know that something is wrong with the protagonist. Before each calamity, the saints will calculate the general direction of how to overcome the calamity, and then another chess piece that helps them overcome the calamity suddenly changes. They have to find the reason. Isn't it? After a quick calculation, the bad thing is over and the tyrant is gone. (This The new guy seems to be able to withstand the disaster, so let him replace King Zhou.) This is better. He knew the changes from the beginning. The saint is not a fool. As long as the general direction is OK, the saint will not interfere, right? You are such a capable protagonist. Keeping the subordinates of the saint as pets is not a slap in the face. The saint did not kill the protagonist (normal operation should be like this)

Uh-huh-huh |｡･㉨･)っ♡ Is there a bug? There are so many bugs in QQ reading

This time I have a thank you letter. I just want to ask if you are jealous? You guys are so generous, so you shouldn't be jealous. Am I right, right? I knew what I said must be right. Funny

Not bad, I'm particularly interested in what reward King Zhou would give if he chose Hunjun or Mingjun.

Write all the people in Xiqi black. The villain asked why the villain should write that they are inferior to pigs and dogs, that heaven and earth are incompatible, and that they do good things for their own benefit. The winner of the war is the king, and the loser is the bandit.

What the hell are you charging for just Chapter 40?

Is the author really not reading the book or is he pretending not to have read the book? Do you know what a cud dog means? Lao Tzu said: "Heaven and earth are unkind, and treat all things as straw dogs. Sages are unkind, and regard the common people as straw dogs." A straw dog is a dog used for sacrifices in ancient times. The general meaning is that heaven and earth will not favor certain creatures or species because of good or bad; saints will not favor good people and bad people because of the good and evil of people. Heaven, earth and saints treat all things equally and treat them equally. But whether it is all living things or people, if they act against the natural laws of Tao, they will receive corresponding retribution. Man follows the earth, the earth follows the sky, heaven follows the Tao, and the Tao follows nature. This is the law.