King Zhou: A Tale of the Human Race

In the time of Shang Dynasty, there was no "I". I was only the Emperor of Qin. At that time, the emperor would call himself "I", but it was not "I". I was only the Emperor of Qin. So the author changed it a lot and changed "I" to "I", which was a unique title for the kings of the Shang Dynasty.

Great China has been ruined by Confucianism for thousands of years, so you just come up with Confucianism and Taoism

This is another book in which the protagonist helps King Zhou. I really don't know what is worth helping?

Then how can God still arouse suspicion and criticize?

A quasi-sage in Houtu can transform the six paths of reincarnation??

There was no concept of Confucianism in Shangzhou at that time. You could write about saints, but mentioning Confucianism was very inconsistent. In the vast world, righteousness will always exist. The first person to slay demons and demons was Pangu. The aura of vastness and the energy of chaos can intersect. In Shang Dynasty, worshiping ghosts was mostly based on witchcraft. The people of the Zhou Dynasty can be called Huaxia, because Huaxia was originally proposed by Zhou, but the Shang Dynasty cannot. Historical minefield

Isn't the Twelve Golden Immortals of Chanjiao not the Great Luo Golden Immortals?

Why can't I see it from thirty-six when the display is updated to thirty-seven?

Ten years of war, the protagonist is eighteen years old, and goes to the battlefield at the age of eight? You've got shit in your head, the protagonist's aura is so great

*Author, you have forgotten that Taishan Fengchan, Dongyue Taishan Tianqi Rensheng Emperor, is also the Taishan Fujun, who manages the underworld.