Investiture of the Gods: This Di Xin Is Not Right

If it were the Investiture of the Gods, King Zhou just needed to refrain from acting recklessly, avoid choosing concubines, and not cause any unnecessary trouble. In the Investiture of the Gods, Emperor Yi left King Zhou a substantial fortune; as long as he didn't cause any more trouble, he would be fine.

If you can't stand the Shang Dynasty, where is the concept of benevolence and righteousness?

Let me tell you, it felt weird at the beginning. After reading about 40 chapters, I found that the more I read, the more confused I became. Who is the protagonist in this thing? There are more stories about Emperor Xin than the protagonist. I can't do anything from the perspective of the protagonist. I can't go to the fiefdom.

The fusion of the historical Shang Dynasty and the Investiture of the Gods feels a bit abstract. If there really were gods, then reducing the sacrifice of nine generations of ancestors does seem a bit excessive.

King Zhou recited lewd poems to the human grandmother, and only Su Hu reacted. Among the many ministers present, not a single one stepped forward to give Su Hu a good beating. No wonder the entire Chaoge was so unguarded against Su Daji, allowing them to be tormented at will. They were all children, yet they were so incompetent; if they didn't die, who would feel sorry for them?

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Up to this point, the protagonist has had no initiative whatsoever, constantly being passively suppressed by King Zhou of Shang. The main plot is also driven by King Zhou of Shang, and the protagonist gives me the impression that he is trying to rely on the power of Shang to destroy Shang.

Have you ever been a prince of a wealthy merchant family? You're just making things up. Just writing nonsense. 🙂 Author, could you please type with your eyes closed? I'm a germaphobe and can't stand secondhand writing. 🙂 Why is this book all text? 🙂 This book has so many words! It's giving me a headache. 🙂 Author, this book is definitely plagiarized.

I'm a little curious, isn't the world of Investiture of the Gods supposed to be flat and the heavens round, with a square earth? Why would there be an Americas continent?

The instructor's original words were: "It is endlessly joyful to struggle with the heavens, endlessly joyful to struggle with the earth, and endlessly joyful to struggle with people." But as the story was passed down, it evolved into a struggle against heaven, earth, and humanity, which changed the meaning.