I'm Cheating on Fengshen

Yes, it has some flaws but also some highlights. It is one of the few good books in the history.

The realm is unclear and characters enter randomly. . .

You can call him Emperor Xin, Zi Shou, or Yin Shou. It's too awkward to call him King Zhou while he's still alive. It reminds me of Yang Guang who called himself Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty.

Personally, I think that King Zhou was a great human king, and the destiny of humanity was still at its peak when he was in power. However, the monks of Heavenly Dao needed to harvest the destiny of humanity regularly to prevent humanity from getting bigger. King Zhou led the human race to fight against the immortals and gods of Heaven, but unfortunately failed in the end. This was also the defeat of humanity to Heaven. After that, the leader of the human race could only be called the emperor, and the status of the human king was not guaranteed. Humanity officially became heaven. Under the Tao, since then the Tao of hundreds of schools has flourished in the Zhou Dynasty, and the human Tao has weakened. The human race was originally the protagonist of destiny, a clan of luck. After Zhou divided the kingdoms, the luck of the human race was scattered and the human race was not apparent. It can be said that the human race lost its roots after the Shang Dynasty. Therefore, I personally feel that King Zhou was a hero who fought for the human race. Although he failed... Hahaha, I am talking nonsense from the perspective of a fan of ancient books. Don't take it seriously.

Alas, the protagonist's IQ is a flaw! Funny, there are too many inner dramas,

The Shang Dynasty in the Zhou Dynasty was the general trend. You can't resist the saints. The same goes for the Zhou Dynasty in the Qin Dynasty. Before the Zhou Dynasty destroyed the Shang Dynasty, the king of human beings changed from the nine-nine supreme destiny to the so-called ninety-five emperor. The Zhou Dynasty destroyed the Zhou Dynasty.

After becoming a god, there will no longer be an emperor, which is also the beginning of the reduction in the status of the human race. The human emperor is on an equal footing with the emperor of heaven. After becoming a god, the human race has completely lost its status. This can be seen by the ghosts in Journey to the West who can hook Li Shimin's soul. If you let the underworld try to hook the human emperor, you can see that even the saints of the human emperor dare not kill. After becoming a god, the human race has almost become the playthings of the gods.

Again and again and again and again? It's boring to see this. The protagonist has no brains anyway

The author went astray and turned into a dog-licker, pretending to be a slap in the face, counterattacking and nothing else, obeying the destiny, and being canonized as a god. You must know that only by becoming a ghost can you be on the list of gods. I most want to see a fight with Zhou, but I didn't see it. This book is basically useless. The author also has some problems with some settings. He keeps recruiting talents without giving a reasonable explanation. Overall, the book is too long, boring to read, and makes people sullen and unhappy to read!

Low-end prehistoric? Ever since I read those high-energy prehistoric novels that described the concept of Daluo in detail, I find it hard to read this kind of prehistoric novel that is cloaked in a layer of high-level and low-level skin, and then fights like a fairy tale, and I feel very uncomfortable! When Da Luo fights, he fights for concepts, and what he fights for is Tao! Your fight, except that the scene seems to be a bit bigger, is similar to the fights of those who have not become immortals in the immortal novels.

Seeing Chapter 7, the main player has a problem with his IQ. Speechless.

Nowadays, there are rumors about illiteracy on the Internet Dixin, the king of Shang Zhou, is the last human king in our country Guo Jia, if Guo Jia does not die, Crouching Dragon will not come out The savior of the Han nationality, Ran Min

As a result, a lot of modern witticisms and curse words appeared in the world of Fengshen, and many of these words came from the mouths of the aborigines, which is quite ridiculous ~

I'm already drunk. Have you searched it on Baidu? The official name of "King Zhou of Shang" is Emperor Xin, the thirty-first emperor of the Yin-Shang Dynasty. "King of Shang Zhou" is a derogatory name for him in later generations. According to the "Chronology of Xia, Shang and Zhou Dynasties", Emperor Xin reigned in 107 BC 5 years to 1046 BC, that is, he came to the throne at the age of about 30 years. He reigned for 30 years and died for his country at the age of 60. Emperor Xin's real name was Zishou. He was the youngest son of Emperor Yi, the thirtieth emperor of the Yin and Shang Dynasties. His mother was the queen of Emperor Yi. His mother Fu Zheng was born to the queen, so he passed over his brother Wei Zi to become the heir. In "Historical Records", Emperor Xin was said to be "giant and beautiful, with strong muscles and powerful hands". Huang Fumi's "Emperor Century" said that Emperor Xin was "able to pull backwards." "Jiu Niu, Fu Liang Yizhu", he is an invincible warrior with strong muscles and boundless strength, who can be the enemy of a hundred people. In addition, he is also "talented in identifying diseases, hearing and seeing very quickly", that is, he has a very high IQ, quick reactions, and is eloquent. He is by no means a brave man. After Emperor Xin succeeded to the throne, he used Fei Zhong to govern, encourage farming and mulberry farming, promote cattle farming and irrigation and drainage; eliminate dissidents within the royal family, weaken the power of the aristocracy, kill Bigan, imprison Jizi, and drive away the villain; and select people in an eclectic way Only then did he recruit Fei Lian, Erlai and his son, who were as strong as flying and brave enough to fight bears and tigers, as generals from among the fugitives. They defeated the Li Kingdom, defeated the Su Kingdom, and searched the Wei River. They once suppressed the newly emerging Zhou Kingdom and imprisoned Zhou Wen Wang Jichang. After the Zhou people surrendered, Emperor Xin moved his troops eastward and attacked Dongyi for many years. According to the martial arts of the successive emperors of the Shang Dynasty after Wu Ding, they mainly used troops against Xirong. Zu Jia and Lin Xin conquered the Cancong tribe, Geng Ding conquered the Qiang Fang, Wu Yi conquered the Zhi Fang, and Wen Ding imprisoned Zhou Hou Jili (father of Ji Chang) and forced him to death. After Emperor Xin's father, Emperor Yi, came to the throne, faced with the rise of the Dongyi tribe and the dilemma of fighting on both sides, he was forced to show mercy to the increasingly powerful Zhou people and married the Shang princess to Ji Chang. At the same time, he attacked Dongyi with all his strength and defeated the Yufang, Yifang, Renfang and other Dongyi tribes. Blah blah blah…………. I won't talk about these materials anymore. Whether it's deification or history, just speak well if you can understand it.

During the Shang Dynasty, he was still the king, but during the Zhou Dynasty, he became the emperor.😃

How to say it? I think the demise of the Shang Dynasty can be said to be inevitable, because the Shang Dynasty was suffering from internal and external troubles at that time. Let's talk about internal worries first. Although the Shang Dynasty had been victorious for many years, they could not handle the huge slaves. The merchants were taxed more and could no longer survive, which led to alienation from the Shang Dynasty. King Zhou was in sharp conflict with the two major power groups at that time (i. E., The theocracy and aristocratic officials). King Zhou offended these two groups and could not find a good solution, so the internal class conflicts were very serious. Externally, King Zhou, on the one hand, used war to divert internal conflicts (unfortunately, it was useless), and on the other hand, he needed to seize supplies. Therefore, when they are engaged in foreign wars all the year round, other princes will feel sad when they see other small princes being destroyed. As long as someone raises his arms and shouts, many princes will follow. At this time, with the development of several leaders, the Western Zhou Dynasty became stronger and stronger, while the Shang Dynasty became weaker and weaker. By the time of King Wu, after several years of preparation, the military basically surpassed the Shang Dynasty. The internal stability was stable, and many external princes took refuge. In addition, they shared the same enemy (Wu Wang's grandfather was killed by a merchant, and his father was imprisoned), so he sent troops to defeat Zhou. Let me explain: 1. Zhou was not a minister of Shang. They all belonged to the country, but Shang was a big country and Zhou was a small country. If you don't understand, you can look at the United States, Japan and South Korea today, but Zhou is much more independent than Japan and South Korea today. They just worship Shang as the boss, so there is no such thing as using ministers to defeat the emperor. 2. Although the Shang Dynasty was destroyed, King Wu of Zhou also granted kingdoms to the descendants of King Zhou, and Shang sacrifices continued until the Warring States Period 3. King Zhou was neither a human emperor nor a human king. King Zhou was only the king of merchants. The Human King is a common leader who has made great contributions to the human race and is elected by various tribes. The Human Emperor only has three emperors and five emperors, who are all granted the title of Human Emperor after death. If you want to pursue King Zhou as the Human Emperor, that's fine.

Looked deeply at Long Ji? Can you please stop making some fake moves in the future? It's very embarrassing. The author should stop writing emotional dramas and develop the plot. As an underage single, you don't understand love.

The entire worldview is extremely confusing, the plot is too weak, and the characters are also very low. Moreover, the game system is as complete as a game article. I suspect that the author has classified it in the wrong category and should go to games, because it is really too low-key to match the world view.

Immortals and gods need incense, and mortals need shelter, so no one plots against anyone. The Shang Dynasty in the Zhou Dynasty was the general trend of humanity. Nowadays, novels are full of dark spear theories, which makes it annoying to read.

If the Zhou Dynasty was not in the right position, he could only be called the emperor to stabilize the imperial power. Otherwise, if we win the war, why not turn the Shang people into slaves? He also helped Emperor Xin's son Wu Geng found the country. Emperor Zhou is merciful! Could it be? Are the traitor Jiang Ziya and the eight hundred princes stupid?