Xiang Liu transmigrates into the Investiture of the Gods era, becoming a descendant of a collateral branch of King He Danjia of Shang who settled in Xiangdi.
He had hoped to find an immortal master, but no one would take him on.
He had planned to follow Weizi Qi to the State of Song after the Investiture of the Gods and live a quiet life. Instead, before he knew it, he had cultivated himself into an immortal!
Others cultivate immortality by severing worldly ties, following strict precepts, and accumulating merit.
He takes the opposite path: cultivating through tribulation energy, attaining the Dao by devouring stray thoughts, proving the Dao through slaughter, and becoming immortal through chaos!
From the final years of the Shang dynasty through the Great Tribulation of the Investiture of the Gods,
then all the way into the grand age of Journey to the West,
the gods and Buddhas are left baffled: You call this crooked, unorthodox path cultivation?!
A truly good book about the gods, written with a small character who encounters obstacles and obstacles at every turn. However, his heart towards the Tao is very strong, and his heart for boxing is very deep. There are a lot of foreshadowings in the plot, and all your questions will be answered when you read the new chapter. The author adds his own understanding and innovation to the story of Fengshen in a few words. The characters are not stereotyped, and the familiar names are completely different and very vivid people. In particular, King Zhou in the author's works has changed from the mediocre and brutal history in history. As a human emperor, he really has a very charming personality. This should be what the Nine-Nine Human Emperor should look like, and what the Master of the Human Emperor Sword should look like. What made me feel most fulfilled was when the name Shen Gongbao appeared, the tragic villain who filled the eyes of the human race. This is wonderful.
It's okay, fresh and raised, how about taking a look at the word count?