
Records of the Mysterious Ding of Yin and Shang
殷商玄鼎录
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Tired of the same tyrant King Zhou setting? Tired of watching the fairy tales about the majesty and justice of heaven? "The Record of the Xuanding of Yin Shang" will completely shatter your inherent knowledge and reveal an earth-shattering ancient conspiracy!
Subvert cognition! This time, the Human Emperor is the savior of the three realms! The Rise of the Human Emperor + Fateful Showdown! Tired of the same tyrant King Zhou setting? Tired of watching the fairy tales about the majesty and justice of heaven? "The Xuanding Record of the Yin Shang" will completely shatter the inherent knowledge and reveal an earth-shattering conspiracy! When Emperor Xin in red stood in the bamboo forest with the fox-eared woman holding a ball of blue mysterious light in his hand - the shady story of the history of the Conferred Gods was revealed! Three major concept subversions The list of gods is actually heaven, a marrow-sucking poison plan that drains the fate of the world. The stigmatized King Zhou was actually the last human emperor who used his mortal body to challenge the law of heaven. Fox ears are not a demon concubine! Hidden Double Lift - Human-male Anti-God Alliance The blue ball burns the sky, and the bamboo sea buries the immortal soldiers. Is this a novel? It is clearly a declaration of war from the human race to the gods! 🔥 Look at how Di Xin pointed his sword towards the sky and shouted: "You gods, do you dare to accept my sword in this world?!"
The three emperors of heaven, earth and man should be independent individuals. The three realms wanted to put the human emperor under the emperor of heaven. Therefore, after Zhou Wu, the human spine became bent, and the human emperor could only be called the emperor. This book takes a different approach and writes about a different King Zhou! Support!