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The Romance of the Gods-Ming Dynasty-Chen Zhonglin
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Fengshenyanyi
"The Romance of the Gods" is a famous ancient Chinese novel about gods and demons. It is famous for its huge size and strange fantasy. The content relies on the historical background of the Shang Dynasty's destruction of Zhou Xing Dynasty, and uses King Wu's defeat of Zhou as a time and space clue. It starts from Nuwa dropping incense and opening the book, and ends with King Wu Ji of the Zhou Dynasty conferring titles on all the princes. Among them, plots such as Nezha making waves in the sea, J
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Young Version of the Romance of the Gods
"The Romance of the Gods" is commonly known as the "Fengshen Bang", also known as "The Complete Biography of the Shang and Zhou Dynasties", "The Foreign History of King Wu's Conquest of Zhou", and "The Legend of the Fengshen". It is a well-known novel about gods and demons after "Journey to the West". The author Chen Zhonglin used her rich imagination and extensive Taoist knowledge to organize the popular stories of gods into a great mythological masterpiece. "The Romance of the Gods" tells the
4Reads9.2Score—Shelves
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Young Version of the Romance of the Gods
"The Romance of the Gods" is commonly known as the "Fengshen Bang", also known as "The Complete Biography of the Shang and Zhou Dynasties", "The Foreign History of King Wu's Conquest of Zhou", and "The Legend of the Fengshen". It is a well-known novel about gods and demons second only to "Journey to the West". The author Xu Zhonglin used her rich imagination and extensive Taoist knowledge to organize the folk stories of gods into a great mythological masterpiece. "The Romance of the Gods" tells
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Fengshenyanyi
"The Romance of the Gods" has one hundred chapters, telling the story of King Wu's defeat of Zhou. The first thirty chapters rewrite the tyranny of King Zhou, with Jiang Ziya returning to seclusion, King Wen visiting the wise, and with the help of Jiang Ziya, King Wu completes his great mission of conquering King Zhou. The last seventy chapters mainly write about the war between Shang and Zhou, and are mixed with religious struggles. The teaching helps the Zhou, and the interception helps the Sh
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