King Zhou's Will: Actually I Still Have a Master

He is a master of Taoism and a hermit. He is Dashang's last support. He once taught Master Wen how to use troops, and he also taught Emperor Xin how to govern a country. After getting Emperor Xin to take full control of Dashang and becoming the king of men, he decided to travel around the world. … Twenty years later, Jiang Ziya, with the help of a group of immortals from Chanjiao, defeated Zhang Guifang and defeated the Grand Master. Seeing that Ji Fa wanted to send troops to Chaoge, cross the Yellow River, and completely destroy the Great Shang. As the great merchant king at this time, Di Xin was also preparing to go on a personal expedition and fight Ji Fa to the death in person. And before setting off, he made a will and told the Manchu ministers in the palace, "Actually, I still have a master. If you can find him, my fate as a great merchant can be changed!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.