Zhou Wang and da ji's caesarean section in the Romance of the Gods was first recorded in what history book?

There is only one sentence in Shang Shu Tai Shi: "If you go to the shin, you will cry." He cut off the leg of a man crossing the river and cut out the heart of a wise minister. )

This is what I found. Let's see if there are any more.

/kloc-At the beginning of the 20th century, archaeologists excavated many Shang Dynasty relics in Xiaotun Village, Anyang County, Henan Province, including jade and bronzes, especially tortoise shells and animal bones, which enabled us to know more about the historical situation before the Zhou Dynasty than Confucius and Sima Qian had access to at that time, and to evaluate the true colors of da ji and Zhou Wang.

First of all, "Zhou Wang" is not a formal title of emperor, but an evil obituary imposed on his head by later generations, which means "damaging the good". No matter how puzzling people are, they won't be so miserable to put on plasters! His correct name should be Xin, the 32nd prince of Shang Dynasty, also known as "Di Xin". Secondly, it is a fact that Di Xin was keen on dissolute entertainment and drinking in his later years, and there is an exact record of cruelty. However, it is inconceivable to cut off the feet of people who walk barefoot on the ice and cut open the belly of pregnant women, especially the charge of "only listening to women", which is simply unrealistic, because businessmen are quite superstitious, and any major move requires God to decide good or bad luck, which is found in unearthed Oracle Bone Inscriptions.