Fengshen: It's Too Difficult to Be a Faint King

King Zhou of the Yin and Shang Dynasties, who traveled through time and became a celebrity and was infamous throughout the ages, had a system in which he was rewarded for being stupid. It's almost twice as happy. Isn't it just stupid? Why is this so difficult? I heard that the Grand Master put down the chaos in Beihai? Di Xin thought, "If you can't calm down the chaos, you should be a bit stupid." It's a pity that ministers will have wrong intentions and stabbing people in the back. Civil servants are indeed useless, but the people under them have assigned a large number of good generals and they don't know where to get Kong Xuan. Well, it failed last time. Unexpectedly, incense was offered to Nuwa Palace. Can I recite a poem? A good first-hand poem is obviously meant to belittle Nuwa, why can you still misinterpret it into praising her? Forget it if you misinterpret it, why does Nuwa think it's good? Why did Daji enter the palace? That's great, I wish for it, but I'm afraid this is not a fake Daji. Wasn't Daji supposed to bring disaster to the country and the people? Why is conscientiousness better than loyalty? Toward the big... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.