Investiture of the Gods: Ranking the Saints by Combat Power from the Start

Is the Ancestor of Earthly Immortals not among the Ten Quasi-Saints?

I wonder if this book can finally bring down Zhunti. In every novel, it's always Zhunti causing trouble. Even after Hongjun and the Heavenly Dao are gone, Zhunti remains a saint, unharmed. From the moment Zhunti was born into the prehistoric world, he's been the one stirring up trouble, instigating every conflict.

The Great Dao of Time: In its initial form, before the primordial chaos was cleaved, the innate primordial demons and chaotic beasts fought, thus creating the long river of time. "Time" was initially called "real," later transforming into "illusory" and evolving into the boundless primordial sea, ultimately becoming "Time." "Interval" was initially associated with "difficulty," later transforming into "treachery" and evolving into the acquired primordial demons, ultimately becoming "Interval."

Having read over 7000 novels and spent over 40,000 hours reading, this is the first time I've written three reviews for a single novel. The rankings are inaccurate, and the summoned characters' combat power is off. I could barely accept the comparison between a Celestial Emperor and a Quasi-Saint, but in the mainstream novel setting, even Great Emperors haven't become immortals yet; they're still…

Not bad! Update soon, I just want to see righteous methods, stop with the fighting and killing. Your violence and bloodshed are no match for comprehensive analyses. I feel like I've run out of things to write, and I'm just throwing all sorts of random things into it. First, there's the primordial world where gods and demons created the laws of prophecy. Then there's the decline of spiritual energy, the later development of the martial arts world by humans, and even other characters.

The novel was alright, but the final destruction of the primordial world really made me feel like the transmigrator was the one causing chaos, while the good guy was the one who was actually there.

Not bad, it looks pretty good.

Personally, I think it looks good.

The novel is well-written, with a tight structure and logic. The plot devices are acceptable, and overall it's a satisfying and enjoyable read. I support it, and I wish the author continued success!

It's alright, not bad, watchable.