The Royal Clan of the Great Shang
大商皇族
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 369k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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Chapter Three is simply toxic. Even in the fictional version, before King Zhou ascended the throne, and even after ascending it until he offered incense at Nuwa's Palace, he was portrayed as a valiant and powerful ruler. Is the protagonist an idiot? A spoiled brat?
To the author
The historical King Zhou is not a fictional figure, nor is the one in the Investiture of the Gods. In fact, he is quite formidable. 1. His act of writing a poem to tease Nuwa: Let's analyze this. What would happen if a girl skilled in Taekwondo were harassed on the street? She would slap her, of course.
For modern people, the time-traveling merchant prince Xin would be an absolutely wonderful thing. He could live a life of unbridled indulgence, unafraid of any special talents, enjoying wealth and luxury to the fullest, and even being deified before his death. Who could he complain to? Just thinking about it makes me feel incredibly fortunate for the protagonist.
The concept is decent, but your "primordial era" feels like a low-budget version. And all those emperors in your group are just decorations, bragging and spouting nonsense.
Of the 29 books, the only one that was completed was the very first one I wrote. Author, what exactly did you go through?
Newbie here 🙂. I'm asking for your support. To avoid affecting your reading experience, I won't ask for votes in the book itself, but I'm asking for votes, favorites, and reviews here—even just a casual review is fine, it really matters to me! Finally, as a newcomer to Qidian, thank you all for your support. I have three works with over three million words each, and I believe my plot control is quite good.
This book isn't for thinking; it's a mindless, light read.
Who is Yin Dang? Isn't he Zi Shou?
Di Xin (c. 1105 BC – 1046 BC), surname Zi, personal name Shou (or Shoude), was a native of Mo Yi (present-day Qi County, Henan Province). He was the last ruler of the Shang Dynasty, the youngest son of Di Yi, and is commonly known as King Zhou of Yin or King Zhou of Shang.
The author's title, King Zhou, was given to him by the Zhou dynasty later. Others called him Di Xin.
I feel the synopsis is problematic. Why would several mortal emperors dare to despise true immortals? In reality, this "golden finger" (a cheat code) is useless. Mortal battle formations and military strategies are nothing more than a wave of the hand for powerful immortals. Why did the Zhou dynasty replace the Shang? Because the Zhou held the moral high ground.