(Primordial World + Investiture of the Gods + no System + smart protagonist + decisive and ruthless + Nezha)
From the start, I was in Chentang Pass, reborn as Li Jing's elder brother, who died young, and Nezha's uncle.
I thought that as long as I kept my head down and clung to the right people, I could at least land a decent position when the Investiture of the Gods came around.
But... Li Buzheng had only just escaped an early death when an evil cultivator suddenly showed up at the door.
He kidnapped me before I was even weaned!
Damn it! So we're dropping all pretenses? You really have to kill me, huh?
To stay alive, Li Buzheng had no choice but to keep his identity hidden, take the evil cultivator as his father, and join a Taoist temple that ate people.
Luckily, Mother Earth couldn't bear to watch, and awakened a divine talent in Li Buzheng: Loan Sharking!
From then on, in the name of Li Buzheng, I would bring the Primordial World a taste of capitalism's power.
Dragon clan?
You get all stingy just because I pulled out one of your dragon tendons? Shut up! You can grit your teeth and bear the pain!
Chan Sect?
You want to ruin my little nephew's spiritual pearl destiny and give him a shabby body made of lotus roots, so he can take the tribulation for you? What a clever scheme! Well, now it's my turn to collect. Don't come crying to me!
Watch Li Buzheng find a way to survive against all odds with his loan-sharking skills. From loan sharking to trading in anything and everything!
As a human, he'll rise to the highest seat in the Primordial World.
Hello! Are you still struggling because your talent is lacking and your comprehension is terrible?
Have you been rejected because your aptitude is poor and your cultivation level too low?
Do you hate this unfair world?
Then come to me! I'll give you everything! In return, all you have to do is pay me back with just a tiny bit of your cultivation!
Well, it's well-written, thumbs up! But there's one thing: the protagonist is too young. The synopsis says he's Li Jing's older brother, meaning he's older than Li Jing. However, when Wen Zhong was campaigning against Beihai, Li Jing was probably already around 20.
It's really good! The first three or four chapters are a little discouraging (this is the second time I've seen this book recommended), but it gets really enjoyable after that. Just be patient and see how the author writes from here on out! Update soon! Is this book not good? Why is the rating so low?
It's really good. The protagonist is a bit of a coward, the kind of simpleton who can easily ruin things with a sudden flash of inspiration. Nobody knows how long it takes to refine a single pill or what the success rate is. And you can use the excuse of needing to improve your cultivation and not having refined pills yet to intercept all those prisoners.
The author himself gave it five stars, which is quite reasonable, right?
Not bad, not bad. It's original, with both tradition and innovation. For example, the concept of realms—the Taiyi realm is separated out, and the North Sea battlefield is used as a starting point, showing a corner of the primordial world. I wonder if, as the realms advance, it will move towards the main storyline or create new battlefields to depict other corners of the primordial world. Hmm! Author, you know what I mean, take it.
The protagonist was kidnapped at birth and seems to be quite young. How could he possibly be Li Jing's brother? Considering the timeline, Li Jing would already be a father by now!
This angle of the Investiture of the Gods is really good, thumbs up!
The structure is decent; it's a book that's quite readable. I hope all readers will give it a careful review. 😏😏😏
All I can say is, author, please update soon, and the protagonist really needs to meet that lucky person soon, okay?
How did it suddenly jump to 6.3? This book is so good, I'm following it every day!