The Investiture of the Gods War sees deities from every faction take the field. It is a time of dynastic change, with a great calamity looming.
The protagonist was merely a foot soldier of the Shang Dynasty. To survive, he stirs up the winds of change. See how, amid this calamity, he shakes the bodies of gods and demons and dominates the gods and Buddhas of every realm.
A poem bears witness: "Before the temple of hymns and verse, from this day on, the realm knows no peace. A beauty in my arms reveals her charms, while I care not for loyal or worthy ministers at court."
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I only read a few chapters and didn't want to read anymore.
**Author, bah, you came back from time travel to initiate the Great Tribulation of the Gods. You bastard, you mentioned obscene poems in the human temple, let King Zhou take the blame, and started the Tribulation of the Gods. So many people died, don't you feel guilty?
This book is generally good. Although there are some discrepancies, it describes the mentality that a normal person should have. However, it is still a bit verbose. I hope the author will stick to it.
Sun Tzu's Art of War was written by Sun Wu of Zhao State during the Spring and Autumn Period and Warring States Period. How did it end up in the Shang Dynasty?
***, You dare to compose a poem, cause and effect will add up, and whoever will die will die if you don't die. ***'S article has no logic at all.
Commentary on the fourth chapter of "Sworn Brothers" written by Erliuzi.
Overall it's pretty good, please update soon.