Daji has two names in the long history of time.
One is the "Daji" of later generations, a spoil of war, a tribute, a demon concubine in the history books who brought disaster to the country and the people.
One is "Ji", Ji of Tiangan, the princess of the Su family, the last priestess of the Shang Dynasty.
Daji is an ally and Di Xin is a gambler.
Two people who were regarded as "heretics" by the times formed an alliance on Lutai.
They won several times and made mistakes. There were fewer cries in the sacrifice pit and more rumors about Zhou Yuan.
The old nobleman handed the sword to King Wen of Zhou and said, "If King Shang does not sacrifice, God will abandon him."
The Battle of Makino was filled with blood.
Before Di Xin set himself on fire, he asked her: "Do you regret it?"
Ji replied: "No regrets. It's just a pity... Future generations will remember us, right?"
"What Daji praises and values, Daji hates and punishes."
This is a story about a "woman whose name has been erased."
It is also an epic about the revolution of "idealists".
"The dust in Makino will bury Chaoge, but the word 'ji' will remain on the sky."
Setting: There is Su, the daughter of a great witch from Dongyi. When she was young, she observed the sacrifice of Tailao in the Yin and Shang Dynasties, and saw living people being sacrificed in cauldrons and woks, with blood flowing in the pestle. She vowed that one day, she would stop using humans as sacrifices in this world.
Reading Guide
From the female protagonist's perspective, she is powerful, has two careers, her emotional line is forbearing and restrained, and her political alliance becomes a confidant.
Based on the history of the late Yin and Shang Dynasties, there are a large number of details of sacrifices, witchcraft and etiquette.
The ending is BE, the historical records are irreversible, but there will be a side story of "archaeological discovery of the truth a thousand years later"
Purpose: The stigma of history often stems from the fact that it threatens the interests of too many people.