Investiture of the Gods: I Studied Under Yuanshi and Somehow Became King Wu of Zhou

It's okay, but I still hope that the Human Emperor will always be the Human Emperor, not the emperor of one clan, but the emperor of all clans. The Kongtong Seal should be in the hands of the Human Emperor, not the leader of the Human Religion.

Author, I feel that this novel is okay, but there are some imperfections in some aspects. For example, you invented papermaking and other advanced technologies of later generations. You should have presented it step by step instead of all at once. If you write like this, I feel that the theme of King Wu of Zhou will not be easy to write. As for Confucianism and Taoism, it is acceptable. Come on! Optimistic about you

I like reading it very much, but there are some problems with Confucianism and Taoism. First, what does Confucianism mean? Is there an exclusive meaning of this word in this era? I remember that Confucianism came into being after Confucius. Of course, this is not the point. What I mean is that the meaning of Confucianism should be explained to everyone in the article. Do so many scholars spontaneously understand the meaning of "Confucianism" and Confucianism? Second, when the protagonist uses Confucianism and Taoism to confront the enemy, he opens his mouth with: Master said. But the Confucianism and Taoism here were created by him, so what does his son say? For example, on the seventh day after God created the world, the believers shouted: God said, let there be light, and there was light. But what does God say, "I say, let there be light" and "I say, let light drive out darkness"? This is only reasonable. The protagonist said: Confucius said, evil does not suppress good. I'm not a good reader, so I don't know if this sentence exists in the Analects of Confucius, or if it exists in Confucianism, but at least in the Confucianism founded by the protagonist, you shouldn't say: I say, evil will not suppress the good? Finally, I would like to add that there is currently no female protagonist. I am a loyal reader of novels without female protagonists, but I do not reject harems (specifically referring to the Kangxi harem type, which does not involve relationships, and is purely an exchange of interests or tools). After all, the protagonist's huge family fortune needs someone to inherit it. I'm not asking the protagonist to be a eunuch, but the relationship needs to be well written, especially in a place where strength is respected in ancient times, which is unlikely. Why do I need a man when I have that strength? It's a waste of time. Well, this is just my personal opinion, looking forward to subsequent updates. At present, the plot trend is in a state where the general trend remains unchanged, but the small trend is changing. The choice of King of Humans has changed, the destination of talents has changed, the fate of Yao Ji and Yang Jiao has changed, and the situation of Nezha has changed, but Fengshen has not changed. It is still the general trend of Fengshen. We look forward to the follow-up again.

Don't lick King Zhou of Tongtian, don't wipe the butts of those two idiots, be your own king, praise! It's just that I took a look at your catalog update... New time. Is this the only time you wrote this from last year to today?

Name: Ao Bixin Race: demon Bloodline: Xiangliu/Jiuying Occupation: Snake Saint Talent: Water, Fire and Poison Weapon: Rigid and Soft Yin-Yang Sword Magic Weapon: Five Elements Spiritual Bead, Wish You Wish, Wanbao Tip Bag Image: A spirit-piercing snake vulture wears a flying snake swallowing moon crown sinking into the river, a charming girl wearing a ten thousand scales mysterious water skirt Body: Wearing dragon scales and having nine heads. When walking, floods are accompanied by plagues and giant pythons. Introduction: The Saint of the Snake Tribe possesses the bloodline of Xiang Liu/Jiuying and wants to purify the bloodline. She practices dual cultivation with the male protagonist and uses her luck to become one of the male protagonist's wives @

Yes, this one follows nature and earth, and there is no success without hardships. If there were no conspiracy theories, this would be a very good book. It would be better if the Saint Tongtian could be prevented from destroying the ancient world. The human race could develop better in the future. If the martial arts and literary arts were extended to Hunyuan, the rise of the human race would be certain, but it would be great if it could repair the ancient world. It's really possible, it's best if there is no heroine.

Come on, the writing is excellent and true.

The writing is pretty good, and the overall content is clearly described.

I am the author of this book. It is not easy to create. I hope you can help me give it a five-star review. Please give me a five-star review. Thank you, all readers!

Isn't it true that a quasi-sage cannot beat Da Luo at his peak?