“I don’t resurrect monsters. I awaken the heroes of old.”
Gu Changying transmigrated into the god-ridden world of Slay the Gods. The good news: he carried the accumulated wisdom of his first six lives, which included a general, a military strategist, and a rich heir. The bad news: in every one of those lives, he died in some bizarre accident, like choking on water, getting crushed by a turtle, or drowning in a latrine. And the worse news: he’d only read half the original story, so he knew nothing about the god wars to come!
Determined not to repeat his past mistakes, he decided to take the art of keeping his head down to the extreme, thanks to his severe paranoia about being targeted. He blended into the background at Cangnan No. 2 High School and ranked at the bottom of the training camp. Whenever trouble arose, his response was, “Where’s Qiye? Quick, go open the door and let Qiye handle it!” His favorite pastime was teaming up with Jiang Yiyi, who was just as terminally lazy, to undermine each other and drag others into trouble. They could argue for ages over who had to go downstairs to pick up the food delivery.
Everyone thought he was a good-for-nothing coward who feared death. Then the Western gods descended, mist shrouded the nation’s borders, and the Night’s Watch suffered a total defeat. In that moment of despair, the usually unserious young man sighed and silently untied the ancient bronze scroll wrapped around his wrist.
In an instant, blood-red skies spread overhead and space-time shuddered! Behind him rose a towering heroic spirit clad in Qin armor, its killing intent surging to the heavens. “You barbarian demons dare trespass on the soil of Great Xia?” I, your humble general Bai Qi, request leave to fight!
Then Huo Qubing, the Champion of the Han, led the Feathered Forest Army in a raid across time, while Qi Jiguang, Duke of Wuyi of the Ming, raised an iron wall upon the sea... Gu Changying stood before the heroic spirits, gazed at the gods and Buddhas filling the sky, and spread his hands helplessly. “I wanted to get along with you as an ordinary person, but you just had to force me to use cheat powers. Fine, I’ll come clean. Behind me stands Jiuzhou. Gods are forbidden to pass!”
What can I say? I personally felt a little uncomfortable with the early content of this book, but after I went to the training camp, I gradually felt better. Also, the author's original character hopes to be the heroine of this book, because she and the protagonist personally feel that she matches well.
I think this question is very novel, but the dense little poisonous points make me very uncomfortable (for example, the female blackmail is definitely a little poisonous point, and it is repeated many times, and there is also the debate with General Zhao, and some things are already perfect, but you have to add extravagant details to expose yourself 😂), but it is still very attractive to me. I decided to persist. Those two famous generals, knowing that the protagonist wouldn't survive even 0.1 Seconds after being released, are still angrily trying to escape 😂. It's not easy to write a book, so I'll give it 4 stars.
Let the protagonist grow up quickly, otherwise we won't even see Bai Qi come out.
Very good and interesting
Good luck, but I have a question. Isn't Huo Qubing's soul guarding the fate of the country? Is Lao Gu a peer or something?
The subject matter is very novel, so don't enter the dark room.
Update faster, anchor, when will the protagonist stop acting bad?
The writing is very good, the character descriptions are very rich, and the author's introduction is very readable. It is a novel worth reading. (Personal opinion)
Good, the logic is clear
I think this book is very interesting. Why doesn't anyone read it? [What]