I'm Su Daji. Am I Supposed to Bewitch the Emperor?

I haven't started reading it yet, but I lost interest after seeing the synopsis. It is said in the original book: You three demons can hide their demonic forms, stay in the palace, and confuse the king's heart; when King Wu defeats Zhou to help him succeed, you must not harm all living beings. After the thing is accomplished, you and others will also achieve positive results (this is the original text of Fengshen) But what did the three demons do next? She harmed the common people and helped the tyrants to do harm. Is it still Nuwa's fault? I asked you to forfeit Yin and Shou the world, because it was based on the weather: I didn't expect you to commit evil for no reason, destroy the lives of thieves, poison the loyal, be miserable and abnormal, and greatly destroy the virtue of heaven's good life. Today you have sinned a lot, so it is time for you to rectify the law (original text)

Speaking of the fate of the Cholera Dynasty, what could be more obvious than the promotion of technology, productivity, and equality? There will definitely be chaos at least in the early and middle stages. Whether it will be destroyed or reborn from the ashes in the later stage depends on how the author cheats.

Read the introduction: Is Nuwa the villain? Are you having epilepsy?

The author came from a female channel? The article about Su Daji in the book is okay, but once it is about King Zhou, there is a strange smell. The way women chirp is not at all like the words of a human king. The word "other party" appears all the time, as well as the word "request", which doesn't look like a human king at all.

The original work of Fengshen Yanyi is very lively, but the Shang Dynasty will undoubtedly die. The list of gods and defeating Zhou and helping Zhou are two different things. As long as Jiejiao is not tied to the Shang Dynasty, all members of Jiejiao can survive. Honghuang Liu insists on tying Tianshu to destroy Shang and Chanjiao to kill 12 immortals and the list of gods. These are three different things.

Can you people read the original novel before writing it? Even if the original work is not famous, can you not regard the second creation and the third creation as the original work?

Let's be clear, it is destiny to destroy Shang in the eighteenth year of Tuesday. If you want to destroy Shang Nuwa in advance, you can't do it. Who would expect you, a little fox, to do such a thing? And there is no need to worry about Nuwa killing the donkey. Nuwa's reaction after seeing the poem was "If I don't retaliate with him, I won't see my inspiration." She wanted to let the world know that she should not offend herself. In this case, both immortals and mortal high-ups must know what happened afterwards, and Nuwa must give Daji a good ending. The death of Daji in the original work was simply because she completely forgot Nuwa's instructions, and in the end she even directly helped King Zhou to make an enemy of King Wu. Whoever died would die if she didn't.

It feels like this is an old problem of Dragon Palace, it likes to preach too much. The separation between the plot and the preaching content is extremely serious, and the setting is not novel. Du Niang's book was like this and this one is still the same, no progress at all.

What Nuwa asked Daji to do was to make King Zhou sing and sing every night. From then on, the king would not go to court early in the morning. Just do nothing else. If you look at it this way, it's all King Zhou's fault for being obsessed with women. Can you still blame Daji?

There were actually people who whitewashed Daji. Your leader has already planned things for you, telling you what you can and cannot do. Daji was determined to make his own decisions and was greedy for wealth, so he assassinated King Wu Jifa. If things are done like this, who will die if you don't die?