The Primordial World during the great calamity of Investiture, as the Shang and Zhou dynasties traded places: a world where cultivation civilization intertwines with the rise and fall of dynasties.
Mianchi County is the central battlefield, a special spatial nexus connecting the mortal realm and the Immortal Realm, with the ruins of an ancient netherworld prison hidden beneath it.
As the Heavenly Dao turns, the Heavenly Court urgently needs gods to fill its ranks, and the Three Sects jointly sign the Investiture of the Gods. The transmigrator Zhang Kui unexpectedly acquires a cultivation system that runs counter to the mainstream Xuanmen tradition. Amid the great calamity, he forges a path uniquely his own.
A modern archaeologist transmigrates into Zhang Kui, the Shang dynasty's garrison commander at Mianchi, and discovers that this world differs from Investiture of the Gods. Determined to use his foreknowledge to his advantage, he begins laying plans.
At an ancient temple guarding the pass, he inherits the God Statue Prison-Subduing Force and awakens defiant arts that go against the Heavenly Dao, including the Eight-Nine Arcane Art. He establishes a cultivation system rooted in the underworld.
Outwardly loyal to Shang Zhou, he secretly develops an independent power, transforms Mianchi into a mobile fortress of war, and builds a private army combining the Seven Killings Army with immortal technology. He engages Jiang Ziya in a strategic contest spanning decades, repeatedly changes the course of the original story, and recruits members of the Jie Sect who were supposed to be listed on the Investiture of the Gods.
The author tried hard to write Fengshen in another style and add modern elements to the exercises. The idea was good, but the author's writing power did not pay attention to supporting such creations, and the written words were not enough to support these unbridled ideas! I hope the author can practice more basic writing skills.