I Am a God for the Pride of King Zhou

When the gods are conferred, thousands of heroes appear, either becoming immortals or Buddhas. Never in future generations will there be so many immortals and Buddhas appearing in the human world. But even so, who dares to say that we, King Zhou, are not the protagonists of the conferred gods, nor are we the noble masters of the human world! Now there is still time before becoming a god. Since I have traveled from the future world, how can I let my life be controlled by that saint again? I am King Zhou, so I want to turn over my hand and become a god! (The background of the novel is a parallel space, which is purely YY fiction. Please do not equate it with traditional mythology or personal beliefs. For those who have questions about the setting, please refer to "Author's Message") [The author has something to say] The same theme of conferring gods does not mean that all settings must copy the classics. There are ten thousand people, and there are ten thousand different worlds of gods. I hope my apotheosis can create sparks with your apotheosis. The genius scientist Zhang Zixing, a boy in the 24th century, had an accident while using his super brain to study the mysterious disk (Kunlun Mirror). He took his super brain soul and traveled (parallel space) to the divine period and was reborn as Prince Xin of Zhou. He planned opportunities, practiced immortal magic, found spiritual treasures, and developed technology. He is the author of the book. He writes books to establish virtue, accumulates merits, collects faith, implements the New Deal, enriches the country and strengthens the army, pacifies the foreign barbarians, subdues the strong generals, plans to confer gods, calculates the saints, uses super-brain calculations to fight against divine calculations, uses science and technology to fight against immortal magic, let's see how he defies heaven and becomes a saint, Aoxiao, and becomes a god. A rare good book. This book is an earlier novel about the ancient novel "Fengshen" that describes the influence of science and technology on immortality. It tells the story of Zi Xing's experience of traveling back to the Shang Dynasty. This book has profound and unique insights into the original work of "Fengshen". As we all know, in the original work, the party represented by Yuanshi Tianzun and the Western Zhou Dynasty is the righteous party, while King Zhou is the villain. But in this novel this is completely subverted. What is commendable is that the author writes the subversion of the world view of the original text in a natural, precise and convincing way, and even makes people feel like: "This is actually how it should be" after reading it. To do this does require extraordinary skill. The novel's in-depth exploration and analysis of the original content is also amazing. For example, the description of the Western religion's plan in the process of conferring gods is derived from the original text, but it is far more exciting than the original text. Although the language is not very gorgeous, the author's deep understanding of the book Fengshen Bang and the reasonable and tangible characterization of the characters are not as good as many novels with the theme of Fengshen. What's more, the author did not write this book for any material needs (Dian Elf has closed the book), so the theme is not to cater to those ancient cultivators who are pursued by novices who are overly "educated" by the law of the jungle. It's comparable to the brainwashing. Some people may say that the final ending is very similar to the happy ending described by the moralists. For those "social seniors", they think this is nothing. It is not at all "people are not for themselves, and the heaven will destroy them", and it is not at all "the way of man, the loss is insufficient but the surplus is made up (see the words of a "great god" level author who actually does not understand religion at all and takes massacre as fun)", but this is exactly what we ants want. The most miserable thing for people is not that they are strong and despise ants; but that they are ants and despise ants and think that they are strong. It's not very good, but the writing and plot are very exciting. What's rare is the author's deep understanding of Chinese mythology. Worth a look.

Recommendation index:👍👍👍👍👍 First of all, the system of cultivating immortals in this book is different from other books. Jindan, Nascent Soul, True Immortal, Golden Immortal, Xuanxian and Quasi-Sage are divided into upper, middle and lower levels. There is no Da Luo Jinxian. Daluo Zhenxian, if you can't fit into the system of cultivating immortals, you can give it up, but excluding the issue of level naming, the whole book is great, the plot logic is rigorous, the protagonist, King Zhou, cultivates immortality, and at the same time, technology counterattacks Yuanshi Tianzun. Personally, I think this book is better than Second Purpose, Let Go of the Witch. It is also an old book from ten years ago. There is a temptation part. If there are deleted chapters, please read the pirated version!

A complete classic, I just finished reading it recently. I feel it is one of the best books written in Fengshen. In the years since this book was serialized, it should be worthy of this star. ★★★★

This is an old book, but its old routines remain the same, and it is still an excellent harem novel even now! What I like most is the character of the protagonist. It is neither holy nor dark. It tells a different King Zhou from another perspective of the ancient times. The suspense setting and plot foreshadowing are also very good. It can be called a masterpiece among harem novels! I would also recommend another book by the author, "The Son-in-Law of the Demon Realm", which seems to have no starting point. It is also a high-quality harem that is no less than this one! Ps: Big Elf D has stopped writing books, which is really a big loss for harem novels!