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He transmigrates to the Shang dynasty and becomes Di Xin, the ruler of a doomed kingdom.
Zi Shou isn't worried in the slightest.
He casually introduces a few inventions and reforms, and becomes a wise ruler for the ages.
Under his rule, the Great Shang thrives: agriculture flourishes, culture advances, and the nation grows powerful. Its iron hooves even trample the Nine Provinces.
Officials revere him, his people adore him, and everyone cries, “Long live the king!”
Then, half a year ago, Zi Shou saw Grand Preceptor Wen's third eye open as he annihilated demons, while Huang Feihu's Five-Colored Divine Bull took to the skies.
His whole worldview shattered!
“What the hell? This is Investiture of the Gods! What's the point of governing wisely?”
This book is also known as: “Gods Are Forbidden from Entering the Great Shang,” “I Don't Keep Idle Gods,” “How the Saints Joined Forces to Kill the Heavenly Dao,” and “I Am Hongjun, and I Demand Investiture from the King!”
