Investiture of the Gods: Born a Lucky Carp, I Start with a Treasure-Gathering Basin
封神：先天锦鲤，开局伴生聚宝盆
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Think about it. Is a disciple of a saint worthy of discussing Taoism with a saint? It's more like a saint giving him a sermon.
Is the author entering the palace? Why is it not updated?
Commentary on Chapter 1: The Innate Koi of Jin'ao Island written by Shen Tu in "Fengshen: Innate Koi, accompanied by a cornucopia at the beginning".
Commentary on Chapter 3 of "Becoming a God: Innate Koi, with a Cornucopia of Treasures at the Beginning" written by Shen Tu.
Comments on Chapter 2: The Immortal Transforms into Form, and the Vision Shocks the Heavens, written by Shentu, "Apotheosis of the Gods: Innate Koi, and a Cornucopia of Treasures at the Beginning".
Comments on Chapter 4 of "Anointing the Gods: Innate Koi Carps, Accompanied by a Cornucopia at the Start" written by Shen Tu.