Three days passed, and Bigan died. Upper and lower Chaoge was in an uproar.
One must know that Bigan, much like Wen Zhong, was known as one of the two pillars supporting Chaoge. At present, Wen Zhong was on a western expedition with his whereabouts unknown, and whether he lived or died was a mystery. King Zhou was devoid of the Dao, doting on a demonic consort and neglecting state affairs. Chaoge relied entirely on Bigan, who served as both imperial uncle and prime minister, to hold it together.
Yet now Bigan had suddenly died. Where would the Great Shang go from here?
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