After transmigrating into the Investiture of the Gods, he becomes King Zhou, Di Xin.
Faced with the fated incense offering at Nuwa Palace, the court officials all kneel before the holy statue.
Di Xin, however, stands with his hands behind his back, his voice resounding throughout the world: “The saints treat all things as straw dogs. What right do they have to receive offerings from my human race? I refuse to bow to this incense!”
His words shake the Heavenly Dao, stirring up the Calamity of Investiture.
While the immortals of the Chan Sect await the fall of the Shang dynasty, and the nine-tailed fox is ordered to sow chaos in the court,
Di Xin slowly opens his eyes upon the throne. Mysterious yellow energy billows behind him like a sea. The human destiny, dormant for countless ages, has awakened.
Primordial Heavenly Venerable: “The Mandate of Heaven belongs to Zhou. The Shang are fated to fall.”
Di Xin: “The Mandate of Heaven? My word is the Mandate of Heaven.”
This is the ultimate defiance: the Human Emperor leads humanity in a revolt against the Heavenly Dao.
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