From the Start, I Smashed Nuwa's Temple, and the Human Sovereign Stood Up to the Saints

Composition for primary school students.

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The first chapter of the novel describes the protagonist traveling through time and becoming Emperor Xin of the Shang Dynasty, personally demolishing the Temple of Emperor Wa, tearing down the statue of Nuwa, and forcibly bringing the statue back to the palace. Nuwa is the humanistic ancestor of the Chinese nation and the cultural ancestor who created the world and patched up the sky in ancient times. The work begins with the demolition of temples and the removal of statues of gods as its core point. This plot is disrespectful to Nuwa, the founder of humanity, and violates public order and good customs.

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