Conferred God: High Priest of Yin and Shang Dynasties

Chapter 27 of the series is very well written, but the author is afraid that he will become a little pigeon if he does not finish the book. Come on, I voted for this month.

Come on, the writing is great! I hope the author can complete this work according to his own plan!

Plagiarism! Absolute plagiarism! Don't refute me, I won't accept refutation! The one I read has more words than yours, but the content is the same. Update twenty or thirty more chapters now to prove yourself and see who plagiarized whom. Actually, you also know that everyone still believes you, but your words are unfounded. You should update chapters 20 or 30 first. If you have evidence, you can say anything.

Why should King Zhou be written as a human emperor? It's inexplicable. He is the emperor, what kind of human emperor?

Once you become the high priest, you will be 100% screwed. If Di Xin can't kill you, Ji Fa will continue to screw you. You can't escape, no matter in mythology or official history, the protagonist is 100% dead. The high priest's profession is Wu Zhu, and he doesn't rely on his own backstage. He won't give a hard and proper death. The only backstage can't control the human world.

There is no so-called human religion in conferring gods. The two Western leaders can be called Taoist friends Hongjun, and there is no so-called saint realm. King Wen of Zhou is the one who is called a saint the most.

Unexpectedly, so many people think that the King of Shang should be called the Son of Heaven. This post does not focus on conferring gods, but only discusses history to refute the myth that King Shang is the Son of Heaven. The King of Shang is the King of Shang, not the emperor! {"NickName":"I have a big sausage","UserId":307861698} You said it was a coincidence, but you didn't find the evidence that King Shang called the emperor. I asked you that you pretended to be dead, but I found it.

The character of the protagonist is quite pleasant to look at, not vulgar but classy, ​​and has a bit of b character 😁. The supporting characters are also well done. Finished talking about the characters. As for the plot, I personally don't really understand the plot of Fengshen. I don't know how much the magic has been changed. Anyway, the plot is not too much and it is fascinating enough. The writing style is very natural, and some descriptions have a sense of ancient times and eternity. This may be the atmosphere brought by the descriptions corresponding to the era. In short, I really like the author's works. Full subscription supported. I hope the author's status can be maintained😘

Historically, what King Zhou wanted to do was something that was good for the people, but not good for the princes, so the princes attacked him, and he became cold. The banner of the princes' rebellion was to respect the ancestors, teach people, and sacrifice people.

To be honest, I don't think it is recommended to abolish human sacrifices and merchant-specific divination when writing about the Shang Dynasty. Although these things are indeed cruel, I still read books about the tribal era like the Yin and Shang Dynasty, just to feel the unique mysterious atmosphere of the barbaric era.

Those who write about conferring gods must understand one thing clearly Jiejiao Tongtian voluntarily signed the agreement to confer gods The three religions can only explain the teachings, and Jiejiao has clearly stated it, and there is no clear expression of the human teachings at all. Shang's demise is destined, whether it is Heavenly Dao, Laozi, Yuan Yu, Tongtian, Three Emperors, Nuwa, or the leaders of the two Western religions, all recognize Shang's demise. In this case, Shang can not be destroyed, how powerful the "hook" is needed to reverse it Nuwa created humans, only Nuwa mended the sky, and only the latter mended the sky, which was adopted by various mythological novels, including Fengshen and Journey to the West. The Human Emperor only has the three in the Fire Cloud Cave, and the others don't count. Even Emperor Xuanyuan is not fixed as one of the Human Emperors, let alone King Zhou. He is just a slippery one. In Fengshen, the human king is protected by crape myrtle, and Ji Fa's King Zhou is an example.

Before reading this book, it is recommended to turn off the paragraph commentary, which is filled with a lot of debates about whether the Shang ruler should be called the emperor or the human emperor, as well as the classic cross-work discussion of combat power and box settings in Honghuangliu novels. It's normal for each author to have a different vision of The Ancient World. Why treat The Ancient Times written by others as classics and then use the setting police across works?

King Zhou never wanted to abolish slaves. He just wanted his tribesmen, ministers and tribesmen to only sacrifice their ancestors, and not to sacrifice human beings. Therefore, the slaves were not grateful to him at all. Don't add to the drama. He deserved to switch sides. Moreover, because King Zhou wanted to have sole control of the sacrificial power, the priests did not rebel against him. They also liked human sacrifices for the nobles. Tombs where a noble family was sacrificed were unearthed, so the nobles returned to him. Br>As for the Zhou Kingdom, the Zhou Kingdom itself did not have the custom of human sacrifice. There are no human sacrifices found in the tombs of the existing princes of Ji Xing. On the contrary, the remnants of the Yin and Shang Dynasty like the Qin Kingdom and the Song Dynasty had this kind of reverse behavior In order to unite the rule, King Wu of Zhou did not abolish human sacrifice.

What the hell is the Human Emperor not the Human Emperor? The person in power of the prehistoric overlord race is the Human Emperor. This can still establish hegemony. In this case, the Human Emperor can represent humanity. What kind of human emperor is King Zhou? The emperor of the human race represents all races in the wild? Not to mention the Ten Thousand Races, the Heavenly Immortals and Golden Immortals within the human race are not as good as King Zhou, let alone the Quasi-Sage Daluo.

Ever since I saw Jian Shang, I have been very repelled by Yin Shang who engaged in human sacrifice

I don't understand, why are you supporting Nezha like this? It seems that the highest Nezha has not reached Daluo, right? At this time, the male protagonist has already been fighting with the quasi-sage and the saint in the early stage, so why should Nezha do it?

Is it necessary to read novels? If it's good, read more and change to another one after reading it. I just don't understand what the hell is going on with people waiting for updates from the author 24 hours a day?

In a world where destiny is written all over it, I am really afraid of dying quickly enough. The title of god was decided by all the big guys together. Even the Yuanshi Tianzun had arranged several times for Jiang Ziya to die. Shunchang's reverse death was not a joke. (Of course, the author arranged the most, and Hongjun had to give way)

Do you know how Di Xin's father died? Because his father shot the sky to humiliate the gods, just to join the lineage of priests and weaken the priests' right to speak. To put it bluntly, the demise of the Shang Dynasty was due to the priests. Think about it, the Zhou Dynasty was known as the emperor!

Why are there so many Jiejiao people on the list? In fact, what Yuan said is true. It's because most of these people are helpless, have bad tempers, and don't know how to get along with others. Of course, this has something to do with the fact that their leader is a giant baby who likes red temperature 😁

It is wrong to regard King Zhou, Qin Shihuang, and Cao Cao as bad people. In fact, King Zhou was a very capable person who was capable of both literary and military affairs. He managed the southeast and consolidated the unification of Dongyi and the Central Plains, which was historically meritorious. King Zhou conquered the barbarians in Xuzhou and won the battle, but the losses were heavy and there were too many captives to digest. King Wu of Zhou took advantage of the opportunity to attack, and a large number of captives defected, resulting in the fall of the Shang Dynasty.

Come on, order everything as soon as it's available

Not bad, come on, put it on the shelves.

Personally, I think that to become a god, you need to find out what are the fundamental reasons for becoming a god? Why do gods appear? For Taishang and Yuanyuan, the leader of Tongtian is very powerful personally, and there is also a group of disciples and disciples underneath who are very powerful. They will definitely want to take the opportunity of becoming a god to suppress Tongtian. For the Jade Emperor and the Queen Mother, the heaven has just opened, and there is still a shortage of people. Tongtian has a bunch of disciples and disciples, all of whom have followers, and they are the best subordinates. For the Second Saint of the West, if the opponents fight among themselves, then I couldn't be happier. It may even be that the later journey to the west is the exchange of benefits for the gods, in exchange for the journey to the west. The Second Saint of the West stood aside and watched, which was tangled for Nuwa. On the one hand, he created the human race, and the human race has been supporting him for so many years. He had no reason to deal with the Shang Dynasty, and the demon court was destroyed. The power of the demon clan survived, all thanks to Nuwa. Supported by one person, if she is protecting the Shang Dynasty, she may not be able to do what she wants. Therefore, Nuwa itself is more entangled in the matter of becoming a god. This is why Emperor Xin was asked to blaspheme Nuwa, just to give Nuwa a step down and give him a reason to stand aside. Back to the beginning, why do you want to become a god? The fundamental reason for becoming a god is to suppress one of the three talents of heaven, earth and man. The status of the Human Emperor is too high. As the human race itself is the protagonist of heaven and earth, the Human Emperor's status is basically the same as that of the Saint, but there is no corresponding strength. After a few years, all living creatures only know the Human Emperor but not the Saint. This is the fundamental contradiction between the Human Emperor and the Saint. However, If the saint dare not personally destroy the Shang, it will inevitably cause a backlash from heaven and earth. Because you, the saint, are meant to conform to the heaven and earth, and the destiny of the human race is still protecting you, so you can only use the title of god to let his own people beat his own people. By Zhou Dynasty, he will become the emperor of Zhou and lose the status of human emperor. From then on, the saint has no scruples and controls all living beings starting from the title of god.

Σ(° △ °|||)I was persuaded to give up by the author's slobbery poems. Brother, you are good at rhyming. The novel I was looking forward to was suddenly dismissed. I really regret not skipping that chapter. My expectations were in vain.

Is it because I was delayed during the Chinese New Year? I've only been taking care of it for a while, and I haven't updated it for 16 days since I came back. Can the author give me an accurate answer?😭

When the book was almost finished, it collapsed. I was so disappointed.

This book is definitely a masterpiece. It's a pity that it's discontinued.

I just finished watching it, it's very good, but a bit short

Is it really discontinued? It's a pity, I quite liked this book