Investiture of the Gods: You Told Me to Be a Foolish King, but I Became the Human Emperor

Zi Shou transmigrates to the Investiture of the Gods world and becomes the tyrant King Zhou, who shares his name.

Just as he's lamenting that he doesn't have many years left to live, the Tyrant System finishes loading. As long as he acts like a tyrant, he can ascend to immortality in broad daylight.

Zi Shou thinks that being a wise ruler is hard, but being a tyrant should be a piece of cake, right?

Then...

He realizes he couldn't be more wrong.

He storms into Nuwa Palace and carries off Nuwa's sacred statue, an act of supreme disrespect. Yet Nuwa not only doesn't punish him, she even sends the Three Demons of Xuanyuan Tomb to secretly protect him.

He forces Nezha to die at Chentang Pass. Li Jing not only doesn't rebel, but keeps calling him a wise and benevolent ruler and thanking him for his immense kindness.

Twenty-eight years later, as Zi Shou unifies the realm and enfeoffs the gods, Yuanshi Tianzun is baffled. "Wasn't the Shang king supposed to become a tyrant? How did he end up the supreme ruler of humanity?"

Zi Shou says, "To be honest, I'd like to know that myself..."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.