witch!

This word naturally does not represent the word "Wu Zhu". Although there may be some inexplicable connection between the two, it seems like you see a brand with an endless sea of ​​blood. It is more likely that the race "Wu" that only exists in myths and legends.

In ancient times, the ancestor witch stood in the sky and the earth, and was domineering the world, competing for hegemony with gods and demons.

Shoot the sun.

Drive the moon.

Slaughtering God.

Killing the Immortal.

Initiate endless floods.

Collapsed the Buzhou Mountain Column.

Establish the six realms of reincarnation.

Bloody battle with Xuan Huang Lingxiao.

Behind so many deeds, there are more legendary stories, and these belong to the same race's witches!

Unfortunately, this word is too long since the era where Zhao Yang was. In addition to being heard in limited historical legends and film and television works, the witch race has completely disappeared from the dust of history.

When asked ten people on the street, nine of them knew that there was a race like the "Witch Clan". But if you ask what the "Witch Clan" looks like, you will find a bunch of messy information. The answer you pieced together is that no one knows.

This is not only the remote corner of the earth, but in fact, there is no living "witch clan" in the Earth Immortal Realm and even the Qingling Immortal Realm.

Such a race seemed to have disappeared out of thin air in the long river of history.

There are no descendants, no reproduction.

Even a little bit of myths are made up by later generations based on their own fantasies.

Did the witch really exist?

The brand in Zhao Yang's hand gave the answer to the matter, which may be the real answer.

Judging from the history learned by Zhao Yang, since the Shang Dynasty, information about the Quanrong actually came from the northwest. Even King Zhou of Shang, this not-so-incompetent monarch, was all in the fierce confrontation between the Quanrong clan and was defeated by the Ji clan, who represented the leader of the nobles at that time.

Finally, the army was defeated.

Emperor Xin burned Zhaixing Tower and died in the palace with the beauty.

The mysterious bird of destiny is about to be born in Shang.

Feng Ming Xiqi, using Zhou to deal with Shang!

After Emperor Xin's death, the Zhou Dynasty divided the nations and guarded the four directions with many Ji Zi Mu.

These are what everyone knows.

But where did the Quanrong tribe go in these countries?

Is it because Emperor Xin was destroyed during his battle, and no one of them died was born?

Or did the Zhou Dynasty pacify the Central Plains and turn around and destroy the Quanrong clan?

This is a problem.

If the former were Emperor Xin, who had sufficient military merits and glory, had enough reasons and interests to quell the sharp contradictions within the Shang Dynasty, and had a strong enough military front to quell the country's civil strife.

No matter what, the Shang Dynasty would not be swallowed by a Xibo Marquis who originally occupied only one-twenty-sixth of the Shang Dynasty!

That was when the two sides were fighting, Emperor Xin was given a way out by the Xibohou and his team?

Or maybe when Xibohou attacked the capital of the Shang Dynasty, the war in the northwest wind was not settled enough?

But in this way, after the Zhou Dynasty replaced the Shang Dynasty, how could the once famous Quanrong clan disappear silently and there will be no record since then?

This is a deep pit of history.

But.

Is there such a possibility?

After the Zhou Dynasty pacified the world, when many kings and princes were enfeoffed, he also recognized the legal nature of the Quanrong clan, and even directly recognized the other party's orthodoxy.

Or to put it another way, what role did the Quanrong clan play when the Zhou Dynasty destroyed the Shang Dynasty?

Delay the army of the Shang Dynasty.

Even when Xiqi attacked the Shang Dynasty, the pace and intensity of the war did not stop, so that the main army of the Shang Dynasty could not return to defense, and even participated in the quelling rebellion in the domestic chaotic times.

At the same time, he provided some support to Xiqi, helped Xibo's marquis quickly win over and annexed the nearby slaves' small vassal states belonging to the Shang Dynasty.

Is there a certain connection between the two possible?

Is it possible that a certain agreement was reached between Inurong and Xiqi, or even an allies?

Geographically speaking.

The Quanrong tribe was born in the northwest of the Shang Empire, while Xiqi was enfeoffed and the Shang Dynasty.

It is undoubtedly a relatively convenient thing to establish communication between the two.

In this way, after the Quanrong tribe was threatened, it became logical to secretly contact Xiqi, reach some agreements, and then help the then Xibohou drag it down, and even dismember the then Shang Dynasty.

The Shang Dynasty destroyed the country and replaced the Zhou Dynasty.

Later, the Zhou Dynasty divided the kings into possession.

So, will the Quanrong clan, who made great efforts, be granted a seat in the process of dismembering the Shang Dynasty?

During the entire Shang Dynasty, did the Quanrong clan intermarriage with the Shang Dynasty, and did he have some mixed races?

Have these mixed races become the main body of the Quanrong clan? Even after the Zhou Dynasty dynasty, facing the threat of the new human regime, they had to avoid all mixed races, and even moved closer to the human race and transformed?

meeting!!!

When facing the threat of survival, it is the nature of living things to evolve yourself better!

This is not biology, this is the ultimate principle of the world for the survival of the fittest!

Since you can't survive, you must adapt to the new environment and become able to survive!

The integration of the Quanrong clan into the human race is the general trend of heaven and earth!

After the demise of the Shang Dynasty, the original mixed-blooded Quanrong successfully integrated into the atmosphere of the Zhou Dynasty and became a member of many vassal states.

Then, there is the law of forest survival of the fittest.

During the eight hundred years of Zhou Dynasty, the appearance of the Quanrong clan gradually became the same as that of the human race because of the mixed blood.

Later, because it has long been recognized, it has regained the qualification to compete for the heroes!

that's all.

Until the chaotic times of the Zhou Dynasty's rituals and music collapse and the princes fighting, until the many Jizi who signed a contract with them died in battle with the land of Chu, Jizi's bloodline began to break off.

This Quanrong, who has changed his appearance, has raised the banner of black and black again!

Reformed and turned into a great Qin!

Spring and Autumn Period, Warring States Period, Jixia, Shangyin!

As the raging war burned, the Qin Dynasty, which had already set off a mysterious and black tide, defeated the Central Plains region one by one, and truly unified the entire country in the end of the chaotic times.

The car is the same track, the book is the same.

In history, this is the first emperor of the First Emperor's literary achievements and martial virtues, and he was the first emperor in China in panic. His contribution can be with the Three Emperors' shawl.

But what about inside the Qin Dynasty?

What about the real Qin people?

In the eyes of others outside the overall situation?

Even in the eyes of those people who formulated the rules of heaven and earth?

In their eyes and hearts, is there such a word...

The witch turmoils the earth!

So it's time to die!

Heaven dies!

People die!

The Qin Dynasty inherited the bloodline of the Quanrong, and does the Quanrong itself have the possibility of inheriting the bloodline of the witch clan?

Otherwise, why did the Qin Empire, which completely unified the Central Plains with force, have clearly had a national age and foundation of 800 years, and people have already had enough of the pain brought by war, but once again, they have been commanded, and once again started the war and died?

The details in this are so detailed that they are terrifying.

If we say that the pre-Qin brutality is a violent Qin Dynasty, it should have been destroyed.

A group of uprising peasants could defeat the powerful army that destroyed the six countries. Is this too much fun?

After that, the Han Dynasty, which almost completely inherited some of the Qin Dynasty and used it, lasted for four hundred years!

Why is this?
To be continued...