Investiture of the Gods: The Chan Sect Helps Me Fight for Humanity's Mandate

The portrayal of the Chan Sect is excellent. What I find most distasteful is the mindless online attacks on the Chan Sect and the Zhou Dynasty, while praising the Jie Sect and the Shang Dynasty. Throughout Chinese history, King Zhou of Shang has been a tyrant—how can this be whitewashed? And did you personally witness the Shang king sitting on equal footing with immortals?

It's better for the protagonist to become Yuanshi Tianzun's disciple instead of Tongtian. The protagonist is human; joining Tongtian's sect would have meant certain death. Tongtian's ten thousand disciples alone have killed at least 500 million humans. Besides, Yuanshi is far more protective of his own than Tongtian. Don't bring up bullying the weak or anything like that.

How come there are still so many people blindly praising the Jie Sect and the Tongtian Sect Leader? First, Tongtian himself said that the Zhou dynasty replaced the Shang dynasty and conferred titles upon the gods, "This is a divine mandate of no small matter."

I feel that the protagonist's "golden finger" (or "cheat code") is less about possessing extraordinary comprehension and more about a deduction system. After all, the protagonist only has this comprehension; his knowledge base is insufficient, and his perspective is inferior to that of a sage.

What kind of operation is it to forge a dynasty in the primordial world? Forging a holy dynasty in the primordial world is a false proposition. If you forge a holy dynasty, how will the Heavenly Dao drive the Great Tribulation? How will the Human Dao change? Will it remain unchanged after unification? The Human Dao will abandon you first.

Make sure you understand before you write. King Wu of Zhou was merely a Son of Heaven, a Son of Heaven who sided with the Heavenly Way, not a Human Emperor. He was not worthy of being called the Emperor.

Why is it always about individual bravery? I want to see people leading the human race to development, fighting against the heavens, the earth, and all living things...

What's good about this book is that it avoids the most difficult path. Some people like to join the Tongtian Sect Leader's sect, but Tongtian is too rule-abiding; he has no chance of winning unless you're stronger than the other saints combined. I don't like Tongtian watching his disciples die or betray him.

The protagonist didn't become Tongtian's disciple; instead, he became Yuanshi's. It's better that he's a human who becomes a disciple. If Tongtian had joined a sect, he would have undoubtedly died. After Tongtian took over, the disciples of the Ten Thousand Sects would have killed at least 500 million humans. Besides, Yuanshi is much more protective of his own than Tongtian.

Putting aside the ordinary world, in the mythological world, the Human Emperor is more than just a title; he represents the human race, embodies its will, destiny, karma, and so on, and is the leader who leads the human race forward! For the protagonist of this book to become the Human Emperor is truly shameless and reckless!