Investiture of the Gods: I Am the Jade Pipa Spirit

How did it transform into a man? The Jade Pipa Spirit is a woman, otherwise why do you think I clicked in? Well written, I'm quitting. 🙂

It's so good! I just don't know why the rating is a bit low. Is someone maliciously manipulating the reviews? Author, keep it up! This book is totally my cup of tea! [Learned][Learned][Learned] 😘

It's good, but why only 6.9 Points? Is it because there are too few people rating it, or are people deliberately giving it a low score? The author, as a working professional, still manages to update daily, which is much better than some full-time authors who frequently delay updates. Keep it up, author! (ง•̀_•́)ง

I'm mainly here to debunk some rumors, specifically targeting comments in the comment section that Nezha is an inherently evil and selfish person. 1. First, let me answer a question from the comments section. One person asked why Nezha, who is so evil, has such a good reputation. The legend of Nezha existed before the Investiture of the Gods.

It's quite good, and it's not a system novel. I'm so tired of system novels. It's well-organized, and isn't it normal for a human to be a shapeshifter?

I'm not very familiar with the prehistoric fantasy system, but I personally think it's quite good. There are indeed some factual errors in terminology that even a newbie like me could spot, but overall it's pretty good. I suggest that readers like me who aren't very familiar with the prehistoric fantasy system turn off comments, because some of the author's character settings seem to have…

Super good! Write more stories about Daji ruling the country, and even stories about seizing power. It's rare to find a story that takes a different approach, with the female lead assisting the three demon emperors. The ending will definitely be hilarious and surprising, with the Shang dynasty being destroyed, but the Zhou emperor won't be from the Ji family; it will be Daji from the Su family. Perfect!

This is fantastic! The writing is very original, and the logic is sound. Plus, I'm reading it now because the author has returned to update after a two-year hiatus! Most importantly, although the protagonist is male, there isn't a single word that insults women. He treats all the female characters with respect, and while each character has their flaws, their character arcs are more complete.

It's fantastic, super good, but I just can't get enough of it 😢 The author's writing style and plot are among the best in Tomato's collection.

She was a woman with her own ideas, establishing a new empress and gaining the support of Nuwa, the demon race, Tongtian, and the Jie Sect. She fought against the Four Sages, including Yuanshi Tianzun, during the Investiture of the Gods calamity, risking everything to secure her survival. Her actions of slaying the good corpses of Buddhas and Taoists laid the groundwork for the later Journey to the West calamity; it remains to be seen if she can write a good story for it.