The name Chaoge itself meant nothing much—merely the capital of the Shang Dynasty. But within the Three Thousand Worlds governed by the Deva Path, its significance was entirely different. Even more so because the spiritual energy between heaven and earth was so abundant, every detail proclaiming the extraordinary nature of this world.
Duke hesitated outside Chaoge for quite some time before finally entering the city. He had confirmed that this world happened to be in the era of Investiture of the Gods. With myths and legends so close at hand, he could not help wanting to get involved.
Having integrated the strengths of countless schools, Duke believed that beneath the saints, he had no equal. This was the perfect opportunity to experience a saint's methods. He had the Haotian Mirror on him, so it did not matter if he could not win—at worst, he could just run away.
Thinking that, he even felt a little excited!
Chaoge was somewhat chaotic, though the chaos was confined to the royal city. After making inquiries, Duke learned of the current situation.
Several years ago, King Zhou had gone to offer incense at Nuwa Temple. A gust of wild wind had blown through, and upon seeing Nuwa's clay statue's astonishing beauty, he had ignored his ministers' objections and written the blasphemous poem: "If only such enchanting beauty could move, I would bring her back to Changle to serve the king."
King Zhou had been smug about his literary talent. Even after returning to the palace, he could not forget Nuwa's beauty. Then, he gained a consort named Daji.
Afterward, Empress Jiang was framed by Daji and died miserably. King Zhou's two sons fled Chaoge. Daji took control of the harem and eliminated Imperial Concubine Huang, Bigan, Shang Rong, and others.
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