This book is based on the classic novel "The Romance of the Gods" and strictly follows the main plot of the original work without changing the key story trends. It only uses popular and vivid modern language to reinterpret this classic myth of the interweaving of immortals and mortals and the battle of gods for readers.
From King Zhou's impolite offering of incense to Nuwa's palace, triggering a dispute among the three realms, to Jiang Ziya being ordered by his master to go down to the mountains to help the world and assisting the Zhou Dynasty in the crusade against Shang Zhou, to the gods of the two religions of Interpretation and Interpretation entering the world one after another, each showing their magical powers, and finally King Wu established the cauldron and the gods returned to their places, the book completely retains the grand context of the world of gods.
The work abandons obscure classical Chinese and adds a relaxed and humorous narrative rhythm, making the stereotyped image of gods lively and interesting, and the serious battle between immortals and demons also has a more pyrotechnic atmosphere. It is not only loyal to the spirit of the original work, but also takes into account the reading habits of contemporary readers. It can understand the classics in humor and understand the whole story of Fengshen in relaxation. It is an interesting version of the story of Fengshen in vernacular suitable for the public to read.
Good, good, good, good, good/