[Lighthearted + funny + absurd + nontraditional Primordial World]
Xiao Zhen transmigrates.
He arrives in the Investiture of the Gods world and becomes Xiao Zhen, a second-generation outer disciple under the Primordial Heavenly Lord at the Jade Void Palace on Kunlun Mountain.
That’s right, the very Xiao Zhen sent to the Golden Light Formation as cannon fodder when Daoist Randeng broke through the Ten Absolute Arrays!
Grand Tutor Wen is about to launch his campaign against Xiqi, and the Ten Absolute Arrays are just around the corner. Is the protagonist doomed to meet his fate?
Xiao Zhen: I really don’t want to be cannon fodder!
So, with the help of an utterly ordinary System and his ability to predict the plot, he begins his journey to turn the tables:
Shen Gongbao: “Junior Brother Xiao Zhen, why are you always setting me up?”
The Three Xiao Fairies: “You villain! How dare you spy on us bathing!”
The Four Generals of the Mo Family: “Who on earth are you? How are you so powerful?”
Daoist Lu Ya: “Come, come! Let me treat you to some chicken!”
Zhao Gongming: “Xiao Zhen? Brother Xiao Zhen? Big Brother Xiao Zhen, could you please give me back the Sea-Calming Pearls?”
Daoist Randeng: “Xiao Zhen, hand over the Sea-Calming Pearls at once, and I’ll spare your life!”
The Primordial Heavenly Lord: “You rebellious disciple! How dare you ruin my plan for the Investiture of the Gods!”
“...”
I, Xiao Zhen, will defy fate and change my destiny! I’ll tear a giant hole in this world of Investiture of the Gods!
It's actually quite interesting. This isn't something you should read in the "Primordial Era" genre. If you're just looking at "Investiture of the Gods," this book seems to have its own unique perspective. Don't apply the "Primordial Era" mindset to it. For example, the concept of realms.
I think it's pretty good. The writing style is light and easy to read, and it's not the traditional prehistoric fantasy novel. It seems to be based on the old version of Investiture of the Gods, but the author has made some modifications and incorporated a lot of modern elements. Don't get too hung up on the strict power systems and magic weapon systems of traditional prehistoric fantasy novels. It's great as a light read to enjoy a few chapters in your spare time. 🤭🤭
It's a slightly modified version of Investiture of the Gods, but the basics are still the same. It's quite interesting so far; I wonder how it will turn out later. If it continues in this style, I feel like I'll follow it to the end! 😏😏
Great book, keep it up!
This is so much fun! It deviates from the original rules of the Investiture of the Gods, completely changing things up. The plot remains the same, but the process has become much more interesting. 😏😏
The writing style is cheerful, with a touch of silliness, but thankfully the other characters are still there, making it quite interesting. I'll continue...
I came in because of the book title, and I saw a different kind of Investiture of the Gods. It felt like one person was going up against the entire Investiture of the Gods, hahaha, interesting!
No matter how the plot of Investiture of the Gods changes, as long as the characters remain the same, it's still a good read. This one is quite interesting to read now.
Unlike the traditional approach, this is quite interesting. Let's see how a fodder character grows into someone capable of overturning the chessboard. Remember, only by entering the game can you break it. Looking forward to the next installment.
The art style is hilarious and absurd. Escaping the fate of being cannon fodder isn't so simple. You need to prepare in advance. It's quite interesting in the process.