Fengshen: I, Yu Yuan, Don't Want to Die

King Zhou was aloof and arrogant, with great talent and strategy; Daji was charming and charming the world; Wen Zhong was loyal and righteous, and had no regrets even after nine deaths; Bi Gan was cunning and fought for power and profit; the Supreme Being was taciturn and scheming; Yuan Shi was noble and born to be superior to others. Zhunti ignored his reputation and ferried his disciples to the west just for the good fortune of the sect; Jingyin looked miserable and recited the mantra silently, hoping that Buddhism would flourish in the end. Tell you a different world of gods. Yu Yuan: "Actually, I just don't want to die!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.