In the Investiture of the Gods, I Start by Using Two Peaches to Kill Three Warriors

All open schemes are based on power. Without power as support, so-called open schemes are just a joke. The Investiture of the Gods was essentially a conflict between the Chan and Jie sects. The Shang and Zhou dynasties were just a facade. The positions of both sides could not be changed. Below the Golden Immortal level, the Jie sect was completely victorious.

The author's "Two Peaches Kill Three Warriors" strategy is terrible; it's a flawed plan from the start. I think the author only knew the first part; did he even know about the later part, the Tian family's usurpation of Qi? The "Two Peaches Kill Three Warriors" strategy required the three warriors to compete for credit, but they all committed suicide, which led to their families becoming more…

Shang Yang knew the strength of a horse, and Bi Gan saw the heart of a person. 🙂

And why should you, as Bi Gan, be obligated to help King Zhou? What's wrong with joining the Western Zhou like Wei Zi Qi and the others? Do you have to defy fate? Nuwa already said that the Shang Dynasty's fate was sealed.

That's strange. When other characters transmigrate, they know which side is going to harm them and they'll strike first to oppose the other side. But you're helping King Zhou? Have you got Stockholm Syndrome?

Why would anyone think the "Two Peaches to Kill Three Warriors" strategy was so brilliant? It achieved its goal at a minimal cost, regardless of the subsequent negative consequences. From that point on, the laws and regulations of Qi collapsed, and the royal family's credibility plummeted to zero, or even negative levels.

And Di Yi, the Human Emperor, is here too. You know Di Yi, but don't know that "Di" is his title? You don't think he's just called Di Yi, do you? "Human Emperor"? He's clearly succeeding the Five Emperors. The Human Emperor is called that because of immense merit and achievement. Otherwise, why are there only three sovereigns and only five emperors?

The Yellow Emperor has been categorized as part of the villainous camp. They've even categorized Shennong as a villain... They even categorized Confucius as part of the villainous camp...

These days, when these fantasy novels encounter humans, they go all out with the intensity, constantly declaring that there were no more emperors after the Shang Dynasty, that the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors were imprisoned in the Fire Cloud Cave, that the Lich Kings slaughtered humans, and then the protagonist is enraged, and all the sages are plotting against humans.

The Investiture of the Gods was ordained by Hongjun, who represents the Heavenly Dao and is tasked with resolving the great calamity. Even the sages couldn't stop him; it's not something a so-called time traveler could handle. To put it bluntly, the Shang Dynasty has already been ruled by Hongjun, and its demise is inevitable.