Question King Zhou, understand King Zhou, become King Zhou, surpass King Zhou!
Alright.
Talking about "becoming" and "surpassing" is indeed too arrogant. King Zhou is the supreme in the human world, enjoying the Three Palaces and Six Courtyards. How could modern people in a law-abiding society possibly challenge...
Wait!
Something's not right.
King Zhou of Shang, Di Xin, apparently did not have the Three Palaces and Six Courtyards with seventy-two concubines, that was a configuration enjoyed by later emperors.
King Zhou was not an emperor; he was the last Human Emperor of Huaxia.
According to unofficial histories, he had only one wife and two concubines. And if you look through the Divine Enthronement, King Zhou had only six women.
History cannot be verified.
But whether it's three or six, these two numbers are not so unreachable.
