
Investiture of the Gods: I’m the Good Samaritan of the Great Shang
封神:我是大商第一好人
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 217k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
108Chapters
1Reads
71kReads · all time
In booklists 3
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Reader comments 7
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The author, Shen Gongbao is a demon race, not a human race.
The protagonist starts to drift along smoothly and doesn't take anyone seriously. Don't think that you don't take anything seriously if you know the plot. This is a real world and everything can happen. It's like a saint who knows everything about the world but the protagonist is a variable. It's reasonable for the protagonist to know the plot and then there are variables that the protagonist doesn't know about. What's the use of inviting people to join the human race without managing it? How does the protagonist travel through time? Have you figured it out? What if someone else plotted the plot? Why did Hongjun help the protagonist? Why did Tongtian not help the protagonist but secretly helped the protagonist? Who is the black-robed man who helped Boyikao? What is the demon clan planning in Shiwan Mountain? Will the Human Emperor cultivation method given to Di Xin by the great witch Xingtian bring harm to the human race? Is it a plot by the demon clan? And are there any pitfalls later?
It doesn't matter whether the time traveler helps intercept the teachings or offers treasures to suppress the luck, but if the people who have done many evil things are not cleaned up, everything done before will be meaningless.
A feeling of great wisdom
It's pretty average, similar to other Fengshen novels, and there's nothing special about it.
There are currently two pits, one is a man in black robe, and the other is a woman in white. It seems that this person's prehistoric world view when writing this is a bit big
Very exciting look