The Moon Shone on the Ancients Before [Investiture of the Gods]

Also known as The Amnesiac Sage Who Made Such a Mess of the Great Tribulation That Even the Heavenly Dao Was Stunned

PS: The title comes from Li Bai's "Raising My Cup to Ask the Moon." I chose it for its surface meaning. The previous line is "People today do not see the moon of ancient times." (What am I even saying?)

The main story is complete.

1. Yuanshi x Tongtian, older seme, happy ending. Don't expect Yuanshi Tianzun to be a good person. This is a ruthless Sage at heart.

2. Jiang Ziya is genderbent (emphasis added), so read with caution.

3. Probably won't be especially long (I'll try to keep it under 100,000 words, QAQ, though that seems unlikely now).

4. Follows the original Investiture of the Gods plot. The romance may not be very obvious.

5. Li Jing is portrayed negatively. Nezha, the adorable little god, will cut ties with him completely.

6. Though it follows the original Investiture of the Gods plot, the goal is to change the Jie Sect's tragic ending, so it may not respect the source material.

I reread this after many years and was inspired to revisit it. I noticed a lot of immature and awkward parts, so I revised some details. This book was completed in 2019.

Theme: People today do not see the moon of ancient times