From Then on King Zhou Never Came to Court Early

Flying to the Supreme Being like this, I am really speechless. After all, I have been the emperor for so long, it is too poisonous. Like a loser. Worse than me. At least I won't scream. Really unimpressive. Tell me where the author's home is and I will send him an Oli. Ollie to Ollie to Ollie👦👦👦

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What I write is mythological cultivation, not fictional history. Don't find fault with my history. I can't use this to talk about my history every day. Please go to "The Romance of the Gods" to criticize Xu Zhonglin. You go to criticize him first. If you have criticized him, then criticize me, okay?

The two people around King Zhou who were greedy and Fei... Although greed didn't mean that in the end, King Zhou insisted on sticking to Shang. Wasn't there any betrayal?

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Where's the jade unicorn?

After seeing the author's announcement explanation post, I would like to share my personal opinion. Readers have opinions after reading it. I think this is not as the author imagined, using historical facts to judge the setting of the book Fengshen. I cannot represent all readers. Personally, Fengshen's stance is a world view based on the Western Zhou Dynasty, and the protagonist's current stance is the reverse Shang Dynasty. If you simply use the settings of Fengshen without making any modifications, the sense of substitution will be a little blurred, making it look a little distorted. So this is not a case of using history to judge the novel, but rather a failure to handle changes in stance. The simplest point is that from the perspective of the Shang Dynasty, it is the same principle to intercept teachings in person and explain teachings from afar. Fei Zhongyouhun's handling method is too rough. I will not comment on the positioning of these two characters. Writing from a negative standpoint, the explanations of some characters must be clearly written, and changes to some characters are also inevitable. Just like the writing method of Jie Jiao and Chan Jiao, if it were still written in the original way, there would be no need to write it. In the original Jie Jiao, all the members were sent to the list of gods. Because you know that the development of the story will inevitably affect the repositioning of each character. In this case, why do Fei and You have to follow the rules? Except for a few individuals who died in battle, all the civil and military personnel of the dynasty surrendered to the enemy, and some even served as vanguards in the attack on Chaoge. This is a problem of stance, which causes some characters to give people an illusion and no sense of substitution.