In a sentence: King Zhou wanted to be a good emperor, but it was a pity that he was surrounded by undercover agents; Jiang Ziya wanted to be a good military advisor, but it was a pity that he had to be shameless.
Three sentences:
· In the Shang Dynasty: the military generals were all loyal and courageous. They lined up for battle and called for battle. They accepted defeat when they lost. They became gods after their death. They were so serious that they didn't look like villains.
· Over in the Western Zhou Dynasty: gods cheat, magic weapons crush, group fights are the norm, dirty tricks are traditional, talk about benevolence, justice and morality, and use the magic whip in your hand to hit the back of the head.
· The result is: Shang Zhou lost tragically, and Western Zhou won like an online game.
The full text has 100 chapters, from Daji entering the palace to Jiang Ziya becoming a god. Every time it makes you wonder: Who is the villain?
Friendly reminder: Do not drink water while reading, and be careful not to laugh.
