First, in order to please da ji, Zhou Wang sent people to collect the world's rare animals and put them in Lutai and Luyuan, often drinking and having fun all night. Second, in the severe winter, da ji saw someone walking barefoot on the ice, thinking that his physiological structure was special, so he cut off his feet and studied the reasons why he was not afraid of cold and freezing.

Third, da ji witnessed a pregnant woman's abdomen bulge. Out of curiosity, he did not hesitate to cut open the pregnant woman's abdomen to see what was inside, wasting the lives of both mother and son. Fourth, da ji urged Zhou Wang to kill the loyal minister and cut out his heart by caesarean section to confirm the legend that "the heart of a saint has seven orifices".

The first and fourth articles are official, basically true, and the rest belong to unofficial history, whose authenticity has not been verified, but da ji is not a good man in all senses.

Extended data:

Da ji, a member of the Sioux tribe, was born in Suzhou County (now wen county). His surname is Ji and his first name is da ji. His father is unknown (Hou Suhu of Jizhou in the Romance of Gods), also known as "Su Daji". Di Xin, the concubine of Shang Dynasty.

Da ji was a trophy brought back when he conquered the Sioux tribe. Da ji won the favor of Di Xin because of his smooth and handsome flesh and blood. Since then, he has been addicted to wine and dogs. Later, King Wu hacked da ji. Da ji died around 1046 BC.

Legend has it that da ji is a femme fatale and the chief culprit of eternal lewdness. The specific facts are as follows:

First, in order to please da ji, Zhou Wang sent people to collect the world's rare animals and put them in Lutai and Luyuan, often drinking and having fun all night. Second, in the severe winter, da ji saw someone walking barefoot on the ice, thinking that his physiological structure was special, so he cut off his feet and studied the reasons why he was not afraid of cold and freezing.

Third, da ji witnessed a pregnant woman's abdomen bulge. Out of curiosity, he did not hesitate to cut open the pregnant woman's abdomen to see what was inside, wasting the lives of both mother and son. Fourth, da ji urged Zhou Wang to kill the loyal minister and cut out his heart by caesarean section to confirm the legend that "the heart of a saint has seven orifices".

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