Investiture of the Gods' Heavenly Soldier: Rising to Power by Plundering Traits!

It's started again: the new era of Feilu, the era of terms and phrases.

Honestly, the author wrote really well. At least in this chaotic era of demons and monsters, it's already considered one of the better ones. In the past, it would have been considered one of the worst. Unlike those transmigrators who have nothing to do with humans but still act like they're going to die for them, even if it means losing money or getting beaten up, they still want to help humans.

Actually, I always have a question when reading prehistoric novels. In Investiture of the Gods, it is clearly stated that Yunxiao cut off all three of his corpses, which is why he was so powerful and forced Yuanshi and Taishang to enter the battle together. Why is it that in prehistoric novels, Yunxiao either cuts off one corpse or doesn't cut off any at all? What did Yunxiao do wrong to be weakened like this?

Starting from episode 205, I had no idea what the story was about; it just jumped to the Origin Continent without any explanation.

The Primordial Era should only be a single-universe-level worldview.

It's quite good, but the setting seems a bit awkward. In the primordial world, the better one's background, the fewer resources one needs for cultivation. In fact, even innate deities can achieve enlightenment simply by comprehending the Dao; resources shouldn't be of much use to them.

It's quite good, but to be honest, it's not quite like a prehistoric fantasy novel anymore; it's more like a cultivation novel. The protagonist is a disciple of a sect called Heavenly Court, who is responsible for eliminating demons and protecting the righteous path. Haotian is the sect leader, who is busy managing sect affairs every day and mentoring the protagonist, a disciple with extraordinary talent.

It's really well written; at least it's not like Nuwa and Zhunti are tied for last place. It was awkward to read before; when did those who took out loans become equal in strength to those who paid in full? In the eyes of Heaven, those who paid in full are the real treasures. The Three Pure Ones have a certain share, but the two Western Saints became saints with loans—how much more power do they want?

The protagonist cultivates the Heavenly Soldier Technique, Heavenly General Technique, and Giant Spirit God Technique. Does his position as subordinate determine which technique he cultivates? Will there be later techniques like Yang Jian's True Lord Technique, Nezha's Great God Technique, or the Jade Emperor Technique?

I have a question: why don't you have the bloodline of other races when you use their talents, but you do when you use the Wu race's talents? I'd love to see the protagonist fuse all races to become a super hybrid and transform into Pangu.