"Ji Dan? So he's from Zhou Country." Song Lin realized, this person should be the legendary Zhou Gong, the pioneer of rituals and the first saint of Huaxia.
King Wu died in the second year of his campaign against King Zhouu, and it can be said that Zhou Gong was the founding father of the Zhou Dynasty's eight-hundred-year reign.
Later generations thought Zhou Gong's rituals were outdated; Song Lin once thought so too. But during this wilderness era, having witnessed the bloody brutality of Yinn Shang and the ignorance and chaos of the commoners, he came to understand the great significance of Zhou Gong's rituals during this time.
"And you are?"
"Fish Master Song Lin, if you have no other business, you can come and fish to pass the time."
Ji Dan was still young at this time, serving in the court as a keeper of the archives, which involved taking care of the records.
"Thank you, sir."
Ji Dan bowed deeply.
