Investiture of the Gods: In Chaoge, Signing In at the Imperial Palace for Sixty Years

Ever since reading "High-End Primordial World: Starting by Suppressing Transmigrators," I feel like other transmigrators who travel to the primordial world are just toys for the powerful beings of that world.

Seeing a bunch of comments about how prehistoric fantasy novels should be written and then "citing classical allusions," my feeling is: using other novels as a basis makes people think they're out of their minds... Are the creations of predecessors automatically considered absolute truths?

Good heavens, the human race was created under the arrangement of the Heavenly Dao, and they even surpass the heavens.

The one who suffered the most crushing defeat during the Investiture of the Gods period was Nuwa, who sent three demons and brought about her own demise. After the Investiture of the Gods, humans worshipped the Jade Emperor and other immortals, and later Buddhism was added to the pantheon. Nuwa essentially lost her place among humans, having squandered her own lineage.

Have you never read *Investiture of the Gods*? Nuwa and Hongjun are on the same level. Even sages would bow before them. Reading too much fanfiction has changed your thinking.

This is utter nonsense! The Treasure-Falling Coin is supposed to be cultivated, and by a rogue immortal no less? You can't even grasp basic common sense. What kind of novel are you writing?

Every time Jiang Ziya raised the white flag of truce, the opposing side could only watch helplessly.

Gongbao, Gongbao, his surname is Shen Gong and his given name is Bao, why don't you just call him Dingji (Chicken Ding)?

Wow, you've got amazing skills! A single arrow formation can even kill a Grand Luo Golden Immortal. Which version of Grand Luo Golden Immortal are you?

**So you can kill a saint? Saints are worthless! Haven't you heard of those who are below saints, mere ants?**