Yinqi: The Diviner's Lies
殷契，贞人的谎言
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- Ongoing
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- 1.2M Words
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- Paranormal & Unknown
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- 3h ago
- English
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How could the conflict between the Zhenren and Bin be over? How could the Guifang and Rongdi tribes not be fought? They are Aryans, and they coexist. The Indian caste system was established by the expelled Aryans. The Tufang were originally Xia people. The Xia people were divided into Zhou and Qiang, but the Zhou dynasty later refused to recognize them. The Zhou people, out of gratitude to the Xia, allied with the Qiang to launch a surprise attack on the Shang and thus gained power. The Shang people didn't fight the Tufang; did they think they could be won over by love? #(Sweat)
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