Wielding the Deicide Edict, I Reopen the Great Xia Investiture of the Gods

This book's language is more accessible and easier to understand, which is an improvement over the previous one. It's a pity I haven't yet encountered a character like Sister Na from the previous book. I love those queens who are abandoned but manage to turn the tables, because that's me, haha 🤭

The characters' emotional arcs are portrayed very clearly, and I'm really curious to know who Wang Yilong ends up with. As a reader, I can feel the emotions of each character. I hope this story continues.

Rich in emotion and vivid in imagery, this is a good book. It's waiting to be deified. 🙂🙂🙂

The author chose a good subject matter, and secondly, we, as people of the Great Xia Dynasty, all hope to see our pantheon become powerful. Finally, the author's approach sets this book apart from most others; it doesn't start with an invincible protagonist and a system. This is the most compelling aspect.

The book recommended during my reading slump was really good (♥∀♥). I especially love Wang Yilong's character portrayal. Now I'm just curious to see how he'll help Xiao Miao get revenge later.

The protagonist of this book, Wang Yilong, is very similar to Xuan Yuanfeng, the protagonist of the previous book; both are children who know how to be grateful. I look forward to seeing his performance and how he protects our Great Xia.