A Twisted Tale of the Investiture of the Gods: The Righteous Shang Zhou and the Cheating Western Zhou

In a nutshell: King Zhou wants to be a good emperor, but everyone around him is a spy. Jiang Ziya wants to be a good strategist, but all he has going for him is shamelessness. In three points: · On the Shang side: Every general is fiercely loyal. They take turns challenging the enemy to battle, accept defeat when they lose, and become gods when they die. They're so respectable they hardly seem like villains. · On the Zhou side: The immortals use cheat codes, their magic treasures crush everything, ganging up is standard practice, and dirty tricks are tradition. They preach benevolence and morality while using the God-Striking Whip to hit people in the back of the head. · The result: Shang falls a tragic loser, while Zhou wins like a player cheating in an online game. The complete story has 100 chapters, from Daji's arrival at court to Jiang Ziya conferring the gods. Every chapter will make you wonder: Who are the real villains? Friendly reminder: Don't drink anything while reading, or you might laugh it out your nose.