Destroy the Gods

As one of the "double walls" of ancient Chinese mythology, "The Romance of the Gods" builds a world of Fengshen that is broader and more advanced than the world of Journey to the West. That world seems bizarre and unimaginable, but in fact it reflects reality everywhere. "The Romance of the Gods" is not so much a mythical novel as it is a realistic masterpiece cloaked in myth. Why did the saints of the three religions establish a list of gods? Why did ancestor Hong Jun want to revive the Zhou Dynasty and destroy the Shang Dynasty? Is King Zhou of Shang really an incorrigible fool? What role does Nuwa play in Conferring the Gods? Why did Nezha and Li Jing become enemies? Can Jiang Ziya really predict the future? Why can Ji Chang lead Xiqi to rise? Why did Huang Feihu rebel and return to Xiqi? The battle to revive the Zhou Dynasty and destroy the Shang Dynasty seemed to be a war to replace dynasties in the human world, but in fact it was a struggle for supremacy between the Chanjiao and Jiejiao immortal families. Behind the struggle of interpretation, there is ancestor Hongjun strategizing. He wanted to take advantage of the war to destroy Shang to re-adjust the layout of the Eastern Immortal World, and even wanted to bring the powerful Western Sect under his command. The decline of Shang Dynasty and the rise of Zhou Dynasty caused thousands of fans to interpret the story of the Great War. Please follow this book and enter the fantasy and mysterious world of gods.