Investiture of the Gods: I, King Zhou, Achieve Sainthood Through Merit from the Start

No one has ever called himself King Zhou when he was alive. He should be called Emperor Xin of Shang Dynasty, and his name is Zishou. However, in the list of gods, he is called Emperor Xin. How could anyone call himself King Zhou? Isn't it **? King Zhou was the later King of Wu, Ji Fa, who specifically poured dirty water on King Zhou, so he asked King Zhou to make his name more unpleasant, just like the founder of the Shang Dynasty, Shang Tang, named the last monarch of the Xia Dynasty Xia Jie. They were all trying to show their justice by throwing dirty water on the previous monarch.

Your title says he became a saint at the beginning, but after dozens of chapters, where did King Zhou become a saint??

It's poisonous. Wasn't King Zhou granted the title of Emperor Zhou after his death?

He proclaimed himself the Human Emperor and then the minister asked the emperor to see this. The emperor felt very strange.

When you open your business, you will be called the emperor. How can you be the emperor if you haven't died yet?

Did I misunderstand the opening?

When I first started reading, I saw King Zhou being established as the emperor, and I felt that the book was not good enough.

Nowadays, most novels give King Zhou as the first name, and he is the name after his death.

Please, my name is Di Xin, King Zhou only existed in later generations.

The first chapter was so dramatic that it really pissed me off! King Zhou? King Zhou is the posthumous title of Emperor Xin when he died, not when he was in power!