
Honghuang: King Zhou Works a 996 Schedule Every Day
洪荒:我纣王上班,天天九九六
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 163k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Sure, that's great! 😃😆 They're both celestial generals; one clocks in on time, the other gets perks for working overtime. They're quite similar! 😙(´∇`)
Here's a little suggestion: Di Xin was a good emperor, not the tyrant portrayed by later generations. According to the prehistoric era, Di Xin only gradually changed after offering incense at Nuwa's Palace. In the early stages, he was still a good emperor; otherwise, his father, Di Yi, wouldn't have allowed him to succeed to the throne.
Didn't I finish my review? Also, please update the author's novel "King Zhou" soon.
Confirmed author of "Chongchong" has returned from the dead.
It's really good, please update quickly and don't abandon it!
I'm speechless. Even in the Investiture of the Gods, Di Xin wasn't this dark.
First, becoming emperor is fine, but immortality is unacceptable. If you are immortal, the future of your descendants—the crown prince, ministers, and so on—will be blocked. At best, the dynasty will lack ambition; at worst, fathers and sons will turn against each other. Even in the mortal realm, no one can be a crown prince for decades, let alone for a lifetime.
The author will receive support from the gods of the Heavenly Court next door.
It's alright, but there's no point in always working overtime. Is it just to make up the numbers?
Okay, okay!