I, King Zhou of Shang: Who Dares to Become a God If I Don't Nod?

Heaven and earth are unkind and regard all things as stupid dogs, The saint is unkind and treats the common people as stupid dogs! A saint is born to commit great robberies; As long as the saint does not die, thieves will not stop. The world will be slaughtered and catastrophes will arise, and chaos will arise. In the eyes of the saint, the common people are nothing but the sand of the Milky Way, insignificant. The way of a saint conforms to the will of heaven and the fate of disaster. Di Xing is a mortal, but he points his sword to the sky. The last sentence: My destiny is up to me and not God. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.