Investiture of the Gods: Stop Making Things Up, I’ve Already Become a Saint

A down-and-out scholar writes Investiture of the Gods, a story that mainly recounts the sweeping life of Zishou, the last emperor of the human race and an emperor for the ages.

The first thirty chapters tell of the Human Emperor defeating the barbarians, pacifying the feudal lords, battling the aristocracy, and reforming the laws, earning him the name of an emperor for the ages.

The final seventy chapters tell of the Human Emperor bringing peace to the realm and Grand Preceptor Shen Gongbao conferring divine titles, so that humans, ghosts, and gods alike are assigned their rightful places according to their deeds!

As soon as the book is published, it sparks widespread debate.

Zishou: "Even now, I still don't know how things turned out this way. I only wanted to be a foolish ruler, but somehow everyone imagined me into a sage!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.