
This Is Fengshen; What’s the Point of Diligence and Governance
Transmigrated into the Shang dynasty as the doomed king Emperor Xin, Zi Shou feels no pressure at all.
He casually throws out a few inventions and reforms, and he becomes a wise ruler for the ages.
Under his governance, Great Shang’s agriculture flourishes, its culture advances, its national strength prospers, and its iron horses even trample across the Nine Provinces.
The officials fear him, the people love him, and everyone shouts for the king to live ten thousand years.
Until half a year ago, when Zi Shou saw Wen Taishi open his third eye and slay demons and evil spirits, and Huang Feihu rise into the sky atop his five-colored divine ox.
His mindset shattered at once.
“Damn it, this is Fengshen. What’s the point of working so hard at governance!”
Also known as: “No gods are allowed in Great Shang’s territory,” “I do not support idle gods,” “The things saints did to kill Daoist Ancestor Hongjun,” and “I am Hongjun, here to ask the Human King for canonization!”
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