In the Investiture of the Gods, who was the favorite concubine of King Zhou of Shang that the fox spirit had turned into?

2024-09-08 08:43

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2024-09-08 09:35

Su Daji. I recommend a similar novel to you. It's called "Don't Run, Fairy." It's a modern romance novel about a wealthy family. It tells the story of a female protagonist who originally wanted to rise from a weak woman to an "empress" in the modern world. However, she traveled to ancient times and became the favorite concubine of King Zhou of the Shang Dynasty, Su Daji. Later, she met the modern Shang Dynasty and a series of stories happened. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Who was the favored concubine of King Zhou of Shang that the fox spirit had turned into in the novel Investiture of the Gods?

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2024-08-27 22:27

Su Daji. The novel " Don't Run, Demon " told the story of how she traveled to the 21st century because of Empress Jiang's framing. However, the cultivation ability in her body was awakened in the modern world. She wanted to become an " empress " in the modern world, but she did not expect Ye Xichen's appearance to turn her into a little princess. The recommended books were " The Prince Charming is a Fox Spirit,"" Fox Playing with the Mortal World," and " I, the Jade Faced Fox, Will Never Be a Sacrifice to the Journey to the West." I hope you will like my recommendation.

In the Investiture of the Gods, who was the favorite concubine of King Zhou of Shang who had turned from a fox spirit? It was a recommendation question.

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2024-09-21 13:25

Shang Chao, also known as Su Daji. If you like modern romance novels, I recommend Don't Run, and if you like ancient romance novels, I recommend Su Daji. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

In the novel " Investiture of the Gods ", who was the concubine of King Zhou of Shang who turned into a fox spirit?

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2024-08-27 19:44

King Zhou's favorite concubine was Su Daji. In the novel,"Investiture of the Gods," she was transformed from a fox spirit. If you like this kind of story about a demon's counterattack, I recommend you Demon Empress Su Daji and Prince Charming is a Fox Spirit. They are both very exciting modern romance novels with compact plots and beautiful writing. I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah ~😗

In the novel "Investiture of the Gods", who was the favorite concubine of King Zhou of Shang who was said to have turned from a fox spirit?

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2024-09-08 16:40

In the Legend of the Gods, it was said that the favorite concubine of King Zhou of the Shang Dynasty, who had been transformed from a fox spirit, was Concubine Da. Da Fei was originally a vixen. After King Zhou of the Shang Dynasty was attacked by King Wu of the Zhou Dynasty, she transformed into a beautiful woman to confuse King Zhou and became King Zhou's favorite concubine. However, Da Fei was eventually killed by King Wu of Zhou and became one of the villains in the novel.

In the novel "Investiture of the Gods", who was the favorite concubine of King Zhou of Shang who was said to have turned from a fox spirit?

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2024-09-08 08:54

In the Romance of the Gods, it was said that the favorite concubine of King Zhou of Shang, who had been transformed from a fox spirit, was Da 'e. Da 'e was originally a nine-tailed fox spirit who had become King Zhou's favorite concubine after transforming into a human form. She was good at yao arts and could change into various forms. She was also good at confusing King Zhou to implement various cruel tyrannies for him. After King Zhou's death, Da 'e was destroyed by King Wu of Zhou and became one of the demon concubines of the Zhou Dynasty.

In the novel " Investiture of the Gods ", who was the favorite concubine of King Zhou of Shang who was said to have turned from a fox spirit?

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2024-09-08 04:37

In the Romance of the Gods, it was said that the favorite concubine of King Zhou of Shang, who was transformed from a fox spirit, was Daji. Daji was the favorite concubine of King Zhou of the Shang Dynasty at the end of the Shang Dynasty. She was originally a fox spirit, but because of her success in cultivation, she became charming and charming. She bewitched King Zhou of the Shang Dynasty, causing him to indulge in the enjoyment of sex and eventually led to the destruction of the Shang Dynasty. Because of Daji's flirtatious and moving appearance, she was often portrayed as a sexy and charming character in novels. She was also one of the common vixen images in novels.

In the novel "Investiture of the Gods", who was the favorite concubine of King Zhou of Shang who was said to have turned from a fox spirit?

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2024-08-27 21:32

In the novel "Investiture of the Gods", it was said that the favorite concubine of King Zhou of the Shang Dynasty, who was transformed from a fox spirit, was Daji. Daji was the favorite concubine of King Zhou of the Shang Dynasty at the end of the Shang Dynasty. She was originally a vixen, but because of her success in cultivation, she became beautiful and was good at bewitching people. King Zhou of Shang was attracted by her beauty and seductiveness and often let her accompany him. It was said that Daji had once seduced King Zhou with her beauty, causing him to disobey the opinions of the virtuous officials and lead to the destruction of the Shang Dynasty.

In the Investiture of the Gods, the destruction of the Shang Dynasty was attributed to the fox spirit Daji. Was that really the case?

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2024-09-27 01:28

" Investiture of the Gods " was an ancient novel that described the reasons for the demise of the Shang Dynasty at the end of the Shang Dynasty. In this story, the fox spirit Daji was thought to be one of the main culprits that led to the demise of the Shang Dynasty. However, there was no clear answer to the reason for the demise of the Shang Dynasty in history. There were many reasons for the demise of the Shang Dynasty, including political, economic, cultural, military and other factors. As a fictional character, Daji could not have contributed to the specific cause of the demise of the Shang Dynasty. Although the Investiture of the Gods attributed the destruction of the Shang Dynasty to the fox spirit Daji, this was not a historical fact. The demise of the Shang Dynasty was a complicated historical event that needed to be analyzed and explained from many angles.

In the Investiture of the Gods, was the fox spirit more powerful or was the general of the Shang Dynasty more powerful?

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2024-09-26 16:13

The fox spirits in the Investiture of the Gods and the magical generals of the Shang Dynasty all had a certain level of strength, but the strength of the strength depended on the specific situation. Fox spirits have the ability to confuse and control humans, and can secretly manipulate the development of things. In novels, vixens often act together with immortals and demons, and they are very powerful. In the novels, some generals of the Shang Dynasty also had certain magical abilities. For example, Jiang Shang could use the Divine Fire Technique, Zhou Wen Wang could use the Mount Qi Daoist Technique, and these skills could all play a certain role in magic power. However, the strength of these generals was usually related to their skill level and not purely based on their magic ability. In the novel, the fox spirits and the generals of the Shang Dynasty who had spells all had a certain level of strength, and the strength of the strength depended on the specific situation.

Who is the fox spirit in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms who evolved into the princess of King Zhou of Shang Dynasty?

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2024-09-26 16:03

The fox spirit in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms that transformed into the princess of King Zhou of the Shang Dynasty wasn't a real historical figure, but a storyline in the fictional novel " Romance of the Gods." In the novel, the fox spirit transformed into the princess of King Zhou of Shang Dynasty in order to obtain Daji's skills and beauty. She continuously seduced King Zhou and eventually led to the destruction of the Shang Dynasty. Although this plot was very popular in the novel, it did not match the historical facts.