The blackened male god of fast wear, please be good

Chapter 421 Reaching for the Stars Upstairs without Reaching for the Stars 12.2
So, although Wen Ji is a key point, the most important person is still her!

If it weren't for her, the curse would not be broken at all.

But she didn't bother to say anything more to this mentally retarded system. Anyway, it's useless to talk too much, so it's better not to waste words.

"The next plane."

[Ding——The host is being sent to the No. 12 plane. 】

[Ding——Main task: Reveal Nuwa's true face, reward 2400 points for completing the task. 】

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Nuwa? ? ?

what's the situation?
Isn't Nuwa the mother of mankind?O leader of the gods!What is she going to expose Nuwa's true face? ? ?

She really felt that her system was getting more and more floating and lost!
After merging the memories of her original body, Shao Luqi's lips twitched even more.

Damn, let her be the nine-tailed vixen possessed by Su Daji in the list of gods? ? ?

All right, all right, buddhas.

As long as there are points earned, everything is negotiable.

Isn't it just to expose Nuwa's true face, so easy.

Then three seconds later.

Easy shit!
At the end of the Shang Dynasty, no matter whether it was a human, a demon or an immortal, they all believed in Nuwa. It can be said that as long as it is said by Nuwa, all creatures will call it an oracle, and they believe it.

In fact, Shao Lvqi also felt that Nuwa was very selfish.

Just because Di Xin carved a poem on the stone wall of her Nuwa Palace——

The Fengluan treasure tent is very beautiful, full of exquisite makeup.

Ququ distant mountains fly green, dancing sleeves and reflecting the clouds.

Pear blossoms bring rain to compete for coquettishness, and peony cages are full of smoke and make-up.

But he had to be enchanting and able to act to get back Changle to serve the king.

She was furious because of this, and then let the nine-tailed vixen and the others go to kill Di Xin, and when she found that Di Xin was not exhausted, she let them confuse Di Xin, ruined the Shang Dynasty, and made so many people rebel against Zhou...

Seriously, for the sake of himself, he caused so much misery in the world.

Although Shao Luqi didn't think that Di Xin was so innocent, the common people were always innocent.

Once war breaks out, how many people will be harmed...

In fact, it is not known whether this poem was written by Di Xin.

But Shao Luqi subjectively felt that this poem was definitely fabricated by later generations, after all...the pre-Qin period did not have such a neat heptadic verse.

Hey, never mind.

Anyway, I just thought I was wearing a book this time.

The timeline at this time happened to be the time when the nine-tailed fox spirit, nine-headed pheasant spirit, and jade pipa spirit reported to Nuwa after they failed to assassinate Di Xin, and Nuwa asked them to find a way to confuse Di Xin.

Shao Luqi curled her lips, a little annoyed.

In fact, she still has a good impression of Di Xin.

Although she likes to read all kinds of books, it doesn't mean that she will look at problems completely according to the mainstream ideas in the books. On the contrary, she prefers to look at the development of things from an extreme perspective.

The entire story of the Conferred Gods List is all about Yin Shang's innocence and Western Zhou's benevolence and righteousness, but... is this really the case?

"Xunzi" said that he was "giant and beautiful, and he is the best in the world; his muscles are super strong, and he is the enemy of a hundred people." He is a fierce beast, he knows enough to distance himself from remonstrance, and his words are enough to know wrong." In "Emperor Century", it is also said that he "can drag nine oxen, caress beams and change pillars".

Could this kind of Emperor Xin really be like what was said in the list of gods, a licentious and innocent king who indulged in wine and sex all day long?

Shao Luqi thought it was impossible.

Since ancient times, history has been written by the victors. When the Western Zhou Dynasty won, it was the Western Zhou Dynasty that wrote history.

(End of this chapter)