People familiar with the history of the Shang Dynasty generally avoid using the term "Zhou King," preferring to call him Emperor Xin instead.
Emperor Xin had many achievements, but few know of them.
Of course, you're keenly aware that, whether in historical texts or the novel "The Investiture of the Gods," the narrative has mostly been influenced by the Zhou people. Since ancient times, history is written by the victors—an individual's merits and faults are conjecture and supposition by later generations.
In the following scenes, a figure appeared repeatedly, a woman, a woman so beautiful that you couldn't take your eyes off her.
Her name was Daji, Emperor Xin's Queen.
Here, despite her beauty being the downfall of a nation, she was neither bloodthirsty nor wanton; she was just an ordinary woman.
