This work is the Fengshen version of Prince's Revenge. A modern young man travels to the Fengshen world and becomes Yin Hong, the Second Highness of King Zhou, who bears the blood feud for the innocent death of his mother and brother. After he learned the supreme magic, if he joined the anti-business camp of the Western Zhou Dynasty, he would definitely bear the reputation of patricide and rebellion. Faced with the dilemma of choice, where will he go...
This work is absolutely enjoyable, with fantasy, magic, time travel, intrigue, passion, regret, and tears, but more importantly, it is funny, without any bottom line, and inhumanely funny. Don't ask for details. Anyway, this work has a very positive outlook on life, funny gods and Buddhas, great passion, and great love. Don't hesitate, just read it. Just wait until your belly hurts from being laughed at, and you may burst into tears from laughing. If it's not funny, bite me.
