At the beginning of human sacrifice, I ended the divine power in Fengshen. In the last years of the Yin and Shang Dynasties, divine power was supreme, human sacrifice became common, and piles of bones created the illusion of a prosperous Shang Dynasty for six hundred years.
Ji Dan, a college student majoring in modern ancient literature, opened his eyes and traveled through time to become the second son of Ji Chang. He became the proton of Xiqi, whose fate was in Chaoge City. He was sent to the altar of human sacrifice at the beginning.
With three thousand years of civilized memory and omniscient knowledge from the pre-Qin period, he carved a way out in the bloody and barbaric troubled times: he used oracle bone inscriptions to break the theocratic scam, he used benevolence to win over the people of the world, and he made plans to conquer Shang with his foresight.
He saved Boyi Kao from death, assisted the civil and military kings in establishing the world, acted as regent to quell the rebellion of the three prisons in times of crisis, and even wrote "Zhou Rites" to completely end the millennium-long era of human sacrifice and theocracy in China.
From Chaoge Proton to the Eternal Saint, he personally laid down the roots of benevolence for Chinese civilization that lasted for three thousand years.
