The Legend of Xuanniu in the Yin and Shang Dynasties
About This Novel
The new book "Reiki Da Song" has been released. I hope everyone will support it! Once he traveled through time and became a great master of Shang Dynasty, he was madly pursued by the Western Zhou army. Flee to the Northeast, make steel, build guns, build railways, build airports... Satellites are flying all over the sky, and missiles are bombing everywhere! Hey, this is just the Bronze Age, do you need to be so exaggerated? It's necessary! Group number: 145779128 Welcome to communicate.
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Official(5)Scraped 11d ago
Notes on religion and language.
I found that many readers are struggling with these two things, so I would like to explain it here. The Chinese pantheon in this book adopts the god-conferring system, and foreign pantheons do not involve existing religions. Because I'm afraid of 404, and you don't want to watch the book disappear, right? Writing is a supplement to language, but it is not the same as language. There are still many languages without written characters in the world. For example, when I wrote about Sushen people, I used Ewenchun language, which still has no written characters. Before writing was invented in Japan and Korea, people there also had to speak. So when I wrote about these two places, the people there directly spoke Japanese and Korean. This is the same modern Chinese that the merchant Zhou people in the article actually spoke. Is there something wrong? Nothing wrong! Thank you for your support!
Prehistoric time, you have a missile or a satellite.
No desire to watch. Wang 1111112
fine
It's very good. Come on, author. Hope the author sticks to it.
Rubbish
I took a general look at it. Although I have a good idea and a good view of the pattern, it is too bad in your case. You are deliberately suppressing the protagonist. And you are so low in the world that you can see through it at a glance. The time traveler is simply outrageous.
Just this introduction
Just take a good look at this introduction.
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Official(5)Scraped 11d ago
Notes on religion and language.
I found that many readers are struggling with these two things, so I would like to explain it here. The Chinese pantheon in this book adopts the god-conferring system, and foreign pantheons do not involve existing religions. Because I'm afraid of 404, and you don't want to watch the book disappear, right? Writing is a supplement to language, but it is not the same as language. There are still many languages without written characters in the world. For example, when I wrote about Sushen people, I used Ewenchun language, which still has no written characters. Before writing was invented in Japan and Korea, people there also had to speak. So when I wrote about these two places, the people there directly spoke Japanese and Korean. This is the same modern Chinese that the merchant Zhou people in the article actually spoke. Is there something wrong? Nothing wrong! Thank you for your support!
Prehistoric time, you have a missile or a satellite.
No desire to watch. Wang 1111112
fine
It's very good. Come on, author. Hope the author sticks to it.
Rubbish
I took a general look at it. Although I have a good idea and a good view of the pattern, it is too bad in your case. You are deliberately suppressing the protagonist. And you are so low in the world that you can see through it at a glance. The time traveler is simply outrageous.
Just this introduction
Just take a good look at this introduction.
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