Investiture of the Gods: I Spoiled the Plot for King Zhou from the Start, and Everything Went Off the Rails

The moment Yin Hong opens his eyes, he has transmigrated and become the second prince of King Zhou of Shang in the Investiture of the Gods world. This world is full of traps. In this life, little Yin Hong decides to cling tightly to the Chan School. But unexpectedly, the tyrant King Zhou can hear his inner thoughts. “I have spread benevolence and righteousness far and wide. The lands are at peace, and the nation grows stronger every day. Surely I count as a wise ruler?” [This tyrant is hilarious. He indulges in wine pools and meat forests and executes loyal ministers, yet dares to boast that he’s a wise ruler.] King Zhou: “???” “The north has rebelled, and that brat still calls me a tyrant. I suppose I’d better go burn some incense and pray for blessings at Nuwa Temple.” [It’s over! The tyrant’s true nature is about to be exposed. The Shang dynasty is heading for ruin from here on out.] King Zhou: “Forget it. From now on, I’ll eat vegetarian food and pray to Buddha. No wine, and no women.” Nuwa: “???” Jieyin and Zhunti: “!!!” Did this guy get the wrong script?