Honghuang: The Chief Disciple of the Jie Sect, Playing the Game to Shape the Investiture of the Gods

Um... The star chessboard can be used to deduce the formation, why not use the main body chessboard as the base of the formation, the chess pieces as stars, set up the star formation in the sky, and actually suffer the thunder tribulation of transformation on your own body? Is it Shi Lezhi? And if you can deduce it, if you can deduce a practice method by yourself, it is completely possible to transform into the evil beast during the calamity, right? Isn't it just mindless to absorb spiritual energy, not even using my natal magical power?

Look at the Fengshen List, there are so many people who died without taking any action. It turns out they were really killing people. How many people did I kill with my own hands? Not even one from Tongtian.

This is a super low-end version of the prehistoric world, comparable to the martial arts version of the prehistoric world. I feel that your prehistoric world is not as big as the earth, and the battles are like martial arts battles. When I saw the protagonist fighting Taiyi, I just wanted to sigh, what the hell, a twenty-mile field? What can you do? The quasi-sage fights are affected by hundreds of millions of miles in radius. As a result, your fight is like a martial arts fight, face-to-face fighting. The protagonist is a late-stage quasi-sage, punching with all his strength and affecting thousands of meters of dust... How weak are you from the ancient times?

I feel like the author could use a different Hongjun. I was tired of reading conspiracy theories in the past. I feel like the Hongjun in this book can be a truly selfless saint and a pure Taoist teacher. Forget about those conspiracy theories, and I don't know when this kind of thing started. I remember reading it before, and Hongjun was not like this. The Hongjun in the book I read before was very good, "Why Taoist Fellows Defeat Shenni," Hongjun: I feel uncomfortable as a reader. This is the Hongjun in my heart, not the old and conspiratorial Hongjun

It's Yuan who protects the calf, right? None of the disciples died. I talk about Tongtianzhuduzi every day, even if I don't say that I'm all dead, that's pretty much it. I just don't know where the author's conclusion comes from.

You senior fellow who doesn't respect martial ethics, it's useless no matter how many abuses you make, he'll just end up without respecting martial ethics.

I just want to ask why you like to give such a dramatic name to the protagonist. My own body, Star Chessboard, is named Chen Mu. I just want to ask the author if he can give a name that matches his body.

If you are so good at heeling, why don't you learn from Yuan Yuan? No matter if he is saving face or protecting his calf, he will take action if something happens to you anyway. That's all. Nothing else matters. If you dare to bully me, you will see if my master beats you or not.

Author, two questions. The first is whether there is a female protagonist. The second single female protagonist is still a harem, (either no female protagonist, or multiple female protagonists, no ambiguity, personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it.)

Where did the word "butcher" come from in ancient times? Is your brain sick?