I Only Wanted to Make the Investiture of the Gods, But Somehow It Came True!

[Eating melon] I watched the latest one in one breath. The first time I watched it was tedious, and then it got better and better. Finally, I was in this mountain. [Laughing evilly] I didn't recognize Director Ma at first, but looking back, I am already Mr. Ma.

Okay, okay, the main character's golden finger is infinite reincarnation. This book also adds a little conspiracy theory. Still somewhat novel.

The author writes very well, keep up the good work! I couldn't help but finish reading it in one breath. It's already 3:40😱, and I have to get up at 7 o'clock to go to work😵, and I still have to work a 12-hour day shift [face covering], am I dead? (😂 I can still sleep for 3 hours, should I still sleep [thinking])

I read a lot of negative reviews before and thought it was very bad. But after reading it, I felt it was okay. I corrected the direction through trial and error again and again. It's not as bad as the reviews said, but you have to read it carefully and don't skip reading.

After spending several days, I finally finished reading it! (Downloaded and read with the internet turned off, so the reading time may not be accurate) It is a new compilation of fairy tales, with new wine in old bottles. The ups and downs of the story are not mediocre, and the characters are fleshed out. The most important thing is that, unlike most Honghuang-ryu novels, the protagonist does not have a romantic relationship or a harem, which makes people very fond of him! Thanks to the author for the wonderful story!

It's not bad. If the 3rd edition can retain people better, otherwise the new book will probably be eaten to death.

It's a very good prehistoric novel. In the early stages, the protagonist is indeed a bit stupid, but in the later stages, the author can make up for these shortcomings. It's very interesting. The time travel reincarnation in this article is different from what I imagined, because I have always felt that time is a ring, and everything you do is actually destined. Then it opens up time tributaries, and then the tributaries can replace the mainstream, which is very good. However, the author does not seem to have conducted an in-depth analysis of the protagonist's background. After all, the protagonist is not a time traveler, so has he traveled from later generations? Or other small worlds? Was it still the one who chose him? What is the origin of the reincarnation tree? It's quite interesting. To be honest, I think the author could actually write more about that. After all, isn't it said that the Great Path of Cause and Effect itself means someone transcends it? Didn't Pangu say that at that time? The Dao Sage was just a member of the cage, so why didn't he write the story of Xiao Yin's transcendence?

After reading the whole book, the concept is still acceptable. Infinite reincarnation and endless trial and error only lead to the right one. The interpretation of some mythological stories is also reasonable. Except for the ending that is a bit rough, the other plots are not bad. Others give it a low score after reading or listening to a few chapters. It's just plain stupid at first glance. I recommend it with a score of 9.

This book touched me very deeply. At first I thought it was a reflection of workplace relationships, but later I wanted to abandon the book because the protagonist never made any progress. Later I realized that it is rare to be able to maintain the original character for thousands of hundreds of years.

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