Crossing into Fengshen, I Became King Zhou of Shang

Waking up, Qin Yun transmigrates into the world of Investiture of the Gods and even becomes King Zhou, who will eventually die by self-immolation.

In the Nine Chambers Hall, Qin Yun feels that something is off about the time he transmigrated as well.

He is wearing a black kingly robe with wide sleeves, its edges embroidered in gold thread with the pattern of a dark bird.

Inside the hall, one man is speaking loudly: “I, Shang Rong, in charge of the court and state, dare not fail to report anything. Tomorrow is the fifteenth day of the third month, the birthday of Lady Nuwa. I ask Your Majesty to go to the Nuwa Palace and offer incense.”

Qin Yun cannot help but stare blankly: I became King Zhou in Investiture of the Gods?

Should he keep waiting to die by self-immolation at Zhaixing Tower in the end? Or should he prepare in advance, fight heaven, fight fate, and also scheme against the sages to contend for the world?

[Ding! A system that does not let you get things for nothing without signing in; only by preparing in advance can the future be changed.]

So then.

When the phoenix cries at Qishan, an arrow suddenly flies through the air and shoots down the phoenix bird calling above Qishan.

Yunzhongzi comes to Chaoge with a sword to slay demons, and then Daji reports it to the Nuwa Palace, arousing Lady Nuwa’s fury.

Before the Zhaobi Wall at the Astronomical Terrace in Chaoge, Yunzhongzi has just secretly written “Holy virtue spreads to the Western lands,” when an arrow suddenly pierces his skull and nails him to the wall.

At the foot of Yanshan, just as the infant Leizhenzi appears, a wild dog bites off his head and eats it.

At Chentang Pass, Nezha shoots a shock arrow at Kunlun Mountain, and the White Crane Boy dies with an arrow through his skull.

Before Sishui Pass, Muzha sings: “Do not call these words arrogant. When I return in triumph...” But before he can finish singing about how not arrogant and triumphant he is, he is shot down from the sky by an arrow.

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