Honghuang: I Stole King Zhou's Throne from the Start

I transmigrated on the eve of the Investiture of the Gods and became Yin Jiao, King Zhou's seven-year-old son.

As long as the Shang dynasty fell, I could return to my own world.

Yin Jiao was determined to go home, but when he heard King Zhou say he wanted to become a wise ruler, he couldn't sit still.

So he switched the pillars and beams, seizing the throne from King Zhou.

In front of all the court officials, Yin Jiao laughed aloud:

"Ha ha! This six-hundred-year legacy of the Cheng Tang dynasty will surely be destroyed by my own hands."

He was bent on becoming a tyrant, so he wrote blasphemous poems at Nuwa Palace, persecuted loyal officials, built the Deer Terrace, created pools of wine and forests of meat, shunned gentlemen, and favored petty men.

At the slightest disagreement, he would shout, "Bronze torture! Bronze torture!"

But as things went on, Yin Jiao realized something was wrong!

Prime Minister Shang Rong: "Your Majesty's achievements surpass those of the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors!"

Wen Zhong: "Having a ruler like this is a blessing for the people and the state of Shang!"

Looking at the vast territory of the Great Shang Empire, Shen Gongbao began the Investiture of the Gods.

Yin Jiao, revered as the First Emperor of Shang, was filled with...

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.