I Struggled to Read the Bamboo Book in One Breath, Xia, Yin, Zhou, Jin and Wei

I often think about the impact of ideology on individuals. For example, if you worship in a community with traditional culture, others won't think anything of it. If you burn paper in the community for a whole week, others won't think anything of it. The reason why I write this is because I also feel that it is nothing, then I am outside the ideology. Under this premise. I used my thoughts to write this "Struggle in Bamboo Book". You could think of it as a science fiction historical novel. He represents an unorthodox ideology and makes no evaluation of what is right or wrong. My original intention is to clearly write about the monarchs from the Yellow Emperor to King Ai of Wei, to explore the meaning, and to find references in another ideological context. For example, as mentioned in the article: after the death of Zu Xin, Kaijia succeeded to the throne in the way of "brothers succeed to their younger brothers", which reflects the inheritance characteristics of "father's death, son's succession" and "brother's succession, younger brother's succession" still coexist in the middle Shang Dynasty. This inheritance extends to cousins, uncles and nephews. For example, after Zu Xin died, the throne was passed to his younger brother Wo Jia; after Wo Jia's death, it was passed back to Zu Xin's son Zu Ding; after Zu Ding's death, it was passed to Wo Jia's son Nan Geng. This is actually two clan branches, the "Zuxin Branch" and the "Wojia Branch", taking turns controlling the throne. The purpose is to balance the power within the clan and prevent one branch from becoming dominant. And go beyond what we have learned in traditional ideologies in the past, such as position selection and selection.