The subjugation of Xia, Shang and Zhou was subjectively due to their obsession with women and neglect of the government. For example, Xia Jie likes her sister and daughter. According to ancient literature, Jie is greedy for color. After defeating a certain tribe, he will pick out the women he loves from that tribe and bring them back to the palace to be concubines. At the end of the year, my concubine, Xuan, had already married Yi Yin, but Jie took her away in Los Angeles, and Yi Yin arrived in Shang Tang in a fit of pique. Jie only cares about his own enjoyment, regardless of the sufferings of the people. About 1600 years ago, Tang, the leader of Shang tribe, led Fang tribe to crusade against Jie. Xia Jie was finally defeated in the battle of Mingtiao.

Shang and Zhou Dynasties favored da ji, killed loyal ministers and enjoyed themselves. In the end, the Zhou tribe rose up against the Shang dynasty and defeated the Shang army in the battle of Makino, which laid a solid foundation for victory.

The West loves great success, covets pleasure, and even smiles for the rich and praises the princes, which leads to the alienation between the monarch and the minister. In the end, the dog broke the Hao well, the princes sat by, the king was killed, Bao was taken captive, and the Western Zhou Dynasty perished.

The Eastern Zhou Dynasty perished because the princes became bigger, and the royal family of the Zhou Dynasty declined, unable to control the overall situation. When Zhou Nanwang was in China, the country became weaker and weaker, and at the same time, internal struggles continued, even splitting into the Eastern Zhou Dynasty and the Western Zhou Dynasty. In the fifty-ninth year of King Kuai (256 BC), the Western Zhou Dynasty was destroyed by Qin. In the same year, the king died of illness, Qin seized the dominant position, and the Eastern Zhou Dynasty perished. Seven years later, the State of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty was also destroyed by the State of Qin.