Investiture of the Gods: I Begin by Writing a Poem at Nuwa Temple

Zishou unexpectedly got the Great Tyrant System and transmigrated into the role of King Zhou in Investiture of the Gods!

All he had to do was act like a tyrant to earn rewards?

Compose a poem at the Nuwa Temple and get the River Diagram and Luo Book?

Favor petty men and shun worthy officials to receive the twelve-petal Pure World White Lotus?

Skip court every day and automatically earn ten points for the shop?

Then use them to buy all kinds of strange treasures?

Well, in that case, he'd be a tyrant to the bitter end.

And so, a "great tyrant" who abolished live sacrifices, stole from the immortal sects, disrespected the gods and ghosts, and taught without discrimination came into being.

The common people all adored him.

Many ministers opposed him, insisting that abolishing sacrifices went against propriety;

they believed disrespecting the gods and ghosts would bring heavenly calamities.

Zishou was perfectly pleased. "That's right! Well said. I'm a tyrant, after all!"

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