
I Took the People of the Shang Dynasty to the Americas
我带商朝人去了美洲
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 162k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
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All-time: Reads, Flowers.
71Chapters
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The main force of the Shang Dynasty has always been dealing with foreign enemies. The army fighting Ji Chang has always been a slave army. Everyone knows that the army composed of prisoners of war.
I quickly wrote about my escape plan and ran to America. It was best to take more people with me when I left.
Are there swords in shopping malls? I'm afraid even bronze swords were not popular. Could the Shang Dynasty really build such a luxurious palace? Author, don't you look at history? Just a historical voider
Don't write about the Shang Dynasty, write about the Spring and Autumn Period more closely.
As an emperor, he is a capable leader but cannot be said to be a wise monarch. They used the troops and horses of the princes to conquer Dongyi several times, but they did not benefit the princes. You must know that at that time, you could only be called a king in name, but in fact you were a regional leader. If you were strong, you could help everyone get more benefits, so everyone worked with you and made you the leader. But now you just grab the territory and eat it yourself. The big guys use others and work hard, but no one gets anything. If he doesn't die, who will die. The key point is that he abolished the use of Dongyi prisoners of war as sacrificial objects, but his hand in using Zhou people to sacrifice was not soft at all.
Commentary on the first chapter of "I took the Shang Dynasty people to America" written by Don Bicycle: "Escape from the Wild Wolf".
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