In the List of Gods, Zhou Wang wrote a poem about the humiliation in Nu Wa Niangniang Temple. Why didn't she just kill Zhou Wang?

First of all, Nu Wa calculated that the luck of Shang Dynasty was not exhausted, and even Nu Wa could not change the natural operation law of the world. Secondly, Nu Wa was the god of folk support in Shang Dynasty, and was worshipped by incense for many years in Shang Dynasty. If you kill people directly because of this incident, it will bring unnecessary negative effects to Nu Wa. Finally, Nu Wa chose to end the rule of Shang Dynasty. Isn't this more painful than killing Zhou Wang directly? This is how to grind meat with a blunt knife and how to suffer.

From ancient fairy tales, we can know that all earthly emperors descended from heaven, that is to say, emperors were blessed, and the luck of Shang Dynasty was not exhausted. In this case, we can't directly kill Zhou Wang, otherwise it will cause social disorder. At that time, King Wu was unable to be an emperor, and was bound to fall into chaos. This is not Nu Wa.

In addition, Nu Wa Niangniang has been worshipped by people for many years in Shang Dynasty. If she is angry because Zhou Wang wrote a crooked poem, it doesn't conform to Nu Wa's personality setting: no matter what her heart is, from the external performance, a good fairy should be tolerant and kind, and her idol crown can't be lost. Therefore, Nu Wa Niangniang can only swallow this blood, and then slowly plot.

Therefore, in the following plot setting, we can see that Nu Wa's method is much more cruel than directly killing Zhou Wang: she sent someone to charm Zhou Wang and let him die. This is to tell you: Look, I didn't punish him, but he chose to destroy his inheritance. This is much more painful for Zhou Wang than killing Zhou Wang with one knife, and it also costs Zhou Wang a great price.