Ji Yuan is the youngest son of the Western Yi tribe and the incarnation of King Wen of Zhou. His real name is Ji Chang. He is the grandson of King Tai of Zhou and the son of Ji Li. During the Shang Dynasty, he was Xibo, the leader of the western princes (Fang Kingdom). Also known as Xibochang. According to legend, Xibo had been in office for fifty years and had made full preparations for the great cause of Jian Shang, but he died before he could start his army. He was a promising entrepreneur who was diligent in political affairs and attached great importance to the development of agricultural production. He treated virtuous corporals and recruited talents. He worshiped Jiang Shang as his military adviser and asked about military and national plans, so that "the world would be divided into three parts and the other two would return to the Zhou Dynasty."
Childhood sweetheart Ziyu is an important thing that King Zhou is looking for. Ziyu fell into the hands of King Zhou in order to seek Ji Yuan. Ji Yuan, who has no talent, meets Jiang Taigong fishing by the river.
Suo (rope worker), Fan (horse tassel worker), Changshao (wine maker), Tao (potter), Shi (flag worker), Zhu (file worker or cauldron worker), Fan (fence worker), and Zhongkui (vertebral worker). These surnames with skills as their surnames indicate that the development of the surnames has broken through the framework of "Xutu Mingshi" and has broader and more diverse ways. It is worth noting: these clans are part of the workforce, not slaves to technology. Each of the Baigongs has a group of slaves, and Tsukasa leads the Baigongs.