Dingge of Yin and Zhou Dynasties: Dan Mu

The true story of Zhou Gongdan: He used sin as the basis and virtue as the expression. We are still living in the system he designed. When Emperor Xin ascended the throne, Chaoge asked for 300 Qiang people to be sacrificed. Xibo Hou Ji Chang silently calculated, and twenty-year-old Ji Dan participated in the core decision-making for the first time - exchanging numbers for lives and lies for time. In the next forty years, he changed from an idealist to a trader who "uses reason as a knife and the system as a sacrifice." Three blood debts, lifelong secrets: killing innocent people, forging destiny, and drowning people. The ritual and music system he established has been passed down for three thousand years, and his hidden secrets are buried under the wordless monument. This is the true story of Zhou Gongdan - virtue and government come from dirty hands, and ritual and music are based on sin. Three thousand years later, we are still living in the system he designed, but we don't know that the system is made of blood. Special statement: This book is a historical novel, and some of the character settings and plots are artistically processed. It does not represent any academic views or historical conclusions.