Investiture of the Gods: King Zhou, Please Be a Foolish Ruler!
封神：纣王，求求你当个昏君吧！
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- Completed
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- 1.6M Words
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- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
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- 4y ago
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Hey author, please stop calling him King Zhou, that's his posthumous title. Prince Zhou is perfectly fine too. 😁😁😁
It's about 80% similar to another novel, except that one was abandoned.
The author should probably stop writing this. The Daji character becomes increasingly annoying, and the protagonist has absolutely no independent thought. Either Daji causes trouble and the author has to clean up her mess, or the protagonist is just doing things to complete system tasks. Is there any point in continuing this story?
The opening section expresses gratitude to Shennong, and after specifically looking at the table of contents, I can only say that the main plot is towards the end; just glancing at the table of contents is enough to discourage anyone from continuing. The plot involving secretly having children and disrupting the Journey to the West's structure is disgusting, and there's even a slight hint of NTR (Netorare) elements.
Some novels say that King Zhou imposed heavy taxes to please his concubine, causing widespread suffering among the people. I want to laugh when I see this sentence. The tax system only came into existence after the various states reformed their laws in the early Warring States period. There was no tax system before that. The Shang Dynasty was a slave society.
First, King Zhou was given a title at the right time. Second, there are techniques like possession in the world of immortals and gods, right? Wouldn't King Zhou's unusual behavior arouse suspicion? And to what extent have you lowered the intelligence of your ministers?
To summarize this book, it's about being both capable and hypocritical.
I'm truly speechless at the author's depiction of Longji's ending. Are girls' feelings really that worthless? They could have been together, but they were forcibly separated. I'm utterly exasperated. The first half was perfectly fine, and then this happens! I don't know what the author was thinking. Was it written by a ghostwriter?
I don't remember, King Zhou was a derogatory title given to Emperor Xin by the Zhou Dynasty.
You're really risking the lives of millions for your own sake.