I Am Jiang Ziya: I Fished My Way to Sainthood and Entered Chaoge

Dude, you've got something to brag about! Yesterday, while I was reading this novel, the car overturned, but both people were unharmed. Like Jiang Ziya here—nothing is forbidden! 666666

"Those who walk different paths cannot make plans together." I strongly agree with the author's statement. (End of page 51)

6. I know it's a law of the jungle, but could the author please not write it like this?

I've seen the latest one, and it's very well written. I've read a lot of fantasy novels, and this one is fairly standard, without many unique features. It's basically about transmigrating into the bodies of different lucky people. There was no suppression or mistreatment; everything went smoothly. Being behind the scenes, aside from negotiating with Hongjun and disrupting the Heavenly Court, it felt no different from what I had seen before.

To be honest, breakthroughs happen very quickly, and there are plenty of treasures to be had. There's no need for planning at all; just lie low for a while, and you can easily control the Heavenly Dao and even the Great Dao.

Go go go!

It's well-written, and the ending is good too. If there's more to come, what else could you write about? Would you write about other worlds within the chaos?

Yes, there are so many treasures!

It was so short it was almost over.

Hmm, so ordinary.