When King Zhou entered the palace of Nuwa in Xiang, he saw the beauty of the statue of Nuwa and wrote a blasphemous poem. Nuwa was angry with Zhou for being rude, so King Zhou asked Su Da, the protector of Hou Su of Jizhou, to be his concubine. Su escorted her daughter to Enzhou Post, where the fox spirit killed Daji, took her body and took shape, and gained favor in the palace. King Zhou indulged in drunkenness and debauchery, and the government was gradually depleted. Under Daji's instigation, he set up cannons and torture basins, built pots of grass, killed ministers at will, and mutilated palace people. Queen Jiang was deposed and her eyes were beheaded. Prince Yin Jiao and his younger brother Yin Hong escaped from Chaoge; Prime Minister Shang Rongqiang admonished him to die; Dong Bohou and Nan Bohou were innocently killed. Jichang, the Marquis of Xibo, was imprisoned in Youli for seven years, and his son Boyikao was killed by Daji. Daji also slandered Wang Shuya and Bigan, causing him to have his heart gouged out and die, etc.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
