Honghuang: King Zhou's God-Tier Choices!
洪荒：纣王的神级选择！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 894k Words
- Genre
- Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Primeval Myths
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
660Chapters
10.2MReads
45.4kFlowers
10.0Score
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King Zhou is the last generation of human emperors. This does not mean cultivation, but the co-governance of emperors and emperors, who govern heaven and earth respectively. They have equal status. The emperor started from the Zhou Dynasty, and the real dragon emperor started from the Han Dynasty, and his status is getting lower and lower!
Do you want to be King Zhou? A quota will be allocated randomly, equipped with a random lottery system!
The Shang Dynasty was the emperor, right? Emperor? Funny, right?
After the Heavenly Immortal, is the Golden Immortal? The three immortals of heaven and earth (human immortals, earth immortals, and heavenly immortals) are the true immortal, the mysterious immortal, the golden immortal, Taiyi, Daluo, the quasi-sage, and the Hunyuan Daluo golden immortal.
I believe King Zhou is a heavenly eunuch, so how do you arrange his two sons?
The eighty-sixth chapter was misprinted just now. It was misprinted as another book by the author. I'm really sorry. It has been revised now. I hope you can understand it.
Can someone give me a thumbs up? Please(???????)
It's not bad. It's explained at the beginning, unlike others where you're just wearing broken shoes as soon as you get started. The reward plot is also moderate, unlike others which are either too strong or weird.
Labor and management can finally fly together.
Before the Shang Dynasty in the Conferred Gods, the king was called the Human Emperor, and his status was similar to that of a saint. Therefore, even if Nuwa was angry because Emperor Xin wrote a silver poem, she could not do anything to Emperor Xin. She could only exclude people and cause trouble to the court. Moreover, Yang Jian also assassinated Di Xin, but was blocked by Di Xin's Human Emperor Qi. This shows that as long as the Human Emperor's luck is still there, no one can do anything to Di Xin and can only wait until Di Xin's luck is exhausted. In the Zhou Dynasty, the king was called the Son of Heaven, and the difference between the two was obvious to anyone with a discerning eye.