Dashang Royal Family

When I read your first chapter, which said that you, a mortal, are going to compete with the saints Hongjun and Nuwa, this book is basically finished. Moreover, he used his own opinions to analyze the list of gods, which was not convincing enough. However, this book is based on this background, which makes the background of the entire novel loose, like a hundred-day dream. The dreamer thinks it is, and that is, and it is not.

I got drunk after reading the resume. The reason for the demise of the Shang Dynasty was because Emperor Xin had the idea of ​​​​abolition of slavery and relied on the current situation that local officials were all nobles to strengthen the centralized system. The Zhou royal family took advantage of the Shang Dynasty's army to send troops to attack before destroying the Shang Dynasty. In this regard, the theory of the Shang Dynasty was more advanced. The author's more radical ideas may lead to faster and earlier death. Forget it, I won't talk about the rest.

This was the time when Di Xin was reborn as a teenager. He didn't wear it from modern times. How could he still know about the county system and his poems many years later?

Seeing that so many people are talking nonsense, everyone, have you read "The Romance of the Gods" carefully? How many wives does King Zhou have in the book? And how many wives did King Wen of Zhou have? This guy has ninety-nine sons alone, who is more debauched and extravagant than the other? One more thing, what is written about the Shang Dynasty is actually a metaphor for the Ming Dynasty. None of the ministers of the Shang Dynasty are good in the book. "Feng Shen" is satirizing the Confucian ministers of the Ming Dynasty! I have always believed that "The Romance of the Gods" should be one of the four great classics, and it replaces "Journey to the West" simply because "Journey to the West" was written before "Feng Shen", so among the five great classics, "Journey to the West" can still have a place. For example, in the palace battle in "The Romance of the Gods", when King Zhou asked Queen Huang to interrogate Queen Jiang, the process was really shocking! Empress Jiang should actually be considered dead at the hands of Empress Huang, so she was also written to death in the book.

The author probably didn't graduate from elementary school. Before the Han Dynasty, there was no eunuch profession. You invented the eunuch uniform.

After reading a little bit, I saw King Zhou kneeling down to beg his sister to marry Xi Bohou... Everyone has different ideas! 🙏🙏🙏

What is the difference between being reborn and not being reborn? He can't even protect his own sister! Anyway, he turned into a tyrant in the end!

To be honest, the results of this book are quite poor. It has nearly 2 million words and less than 5,000 recommendations. I suggest the author finish this book quickly and write a new book with novel techniques and unusual thinking.

I know where the blame lies. This is not the prince/hero mode. This is the diaosi mode. Otherwise, why would I feel inferior in my previous life all day long, so I talk about my previous life all day long?

If each prince with a fiefdom had an army of 10,000 (according to the average) and the Shang Dynasty had 1,500 princes, that would be an army of 15 million. How can we support 15 million troops in such a difficult place in the Central Plains? Besides, the books of the Shang Dynasty say there were only a few hundred thousand troops. This is a bug

Author, your idea is the same as that of Shang Zhou in history. He also wanted to abolish slavery, but was killed by the coalition of princes! Fortunately, you didn't really travel through time!

The subject matter is very good, but I feel that the prince is a bit like a child of a small family.

Don't princes always focus on certain positions? It feels weird to beat their opponents to death and wander around like a rich young man from urban novels.

When did the profession of courtesan appear?

After reading the introduction and the first chapter, how did Pigfoot come up with those reform policies without having studied abroad in modern times?