In the Investiture of the Gods: Divining Heaven and Proving the Dao with Cheats

With the Six Lines, he can divine all things under heaven; with the Eight Characters, he can read everyone in the world.

Luo Qian transmigrates into the Primordial World, merging with the Hetu and Luoshu before taking physical form.

Bound by karma from the Demon Court and burdened by sin, he heads east to the human race.

He receives the teachings of Shennong, washes away his sins, divines Jingwei, and follows the divine bird's guidance. He helps Xuanyuan pay respects to the Chan Sect, then meets the Three Pure Ones and obtains a supreme treasure.

At Zhuolu, he helps the human race defeat Chiyou, ushering in the rise of the Human Dao and establishing the orthodox succession of the Five Emperors.

Later, he helps Cangjie create writing, advises Yu the Great on controlling the floods, finds gold, smelts iron, and sets the boundaries of the Nine Provinces' waters, becoming the Mystic Ancestor of the Human Dao.

To improve his foundations and grow stronger in preparation for the cataclysm, he travels through all three realms, refining his eyes with yin and yang, his body with the innate five elements, and his spirit with the Great Circle of Taiji, forging a foundation in the Heavenly Dao.

He then cultivates the three divination methods of Heaven, Earth, and Humanity: divining all living beings through humanity, the world through the earth, and the grand trend through heaven. He reads the secrets of heaven and predicts fortune, misfortune, good luck, and calamity.

He makes friends far and wide, gathers treasures, and watches all living beings contend.

On the eve of the Investiture of the Gods, he is appointed the God of Tai Sui, charged with patrolling the three realms on Heaven's behalf and conferring titles upon the righteous gods.

When the cataclysm arrives, he proceeds with caution, moving between the sects of the Saints, divining the fate of all living beings and reading the secrets of heaven. He advances steadily, attaining the Dao through divination, and at last...

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.