Reborn to Defy Heaven and Become a Saint in the Investiture of the Gods
重生封神之逆天成圣
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- Completed
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- 2.3M Words
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- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 9y ago
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I just want to ask, where's the first one? If you can't see the first one, give me a like!
Can magical arts allow people to reincarnate? Can technology achieve the same?
This is a very good masterpiece among traditional fantasy novels. Thumbs up!
Eight years ago, I wrote a book with a similar theme and concept called "The Arrogant Roar of King Zhou of the Investiture of the Gods." Since then, there have been very few good works on traditional immortals and gods from the prehistoric era or ancient times. To be honest, I really don't like reading fantasy or otherworldly works.
What the heck?
The protagonist didn't inherit the original owner's memories and instead took over the body. Why wasn't anyone aware of this? Moreover, the world of Investiture of the Gods is governed by the law of cause and effect. The Heavenly Dao is a vast web of destiny; if a piece is missing, destiny changes. Didn't anyone notice? There are even saints present, and Su Daji was with the protagonist every day. Didn't she notice the protagonist's changes?
A woman like Yueji, surviving so long in that era was truly remarkable. In palace dramas, surviving even three episodes is considered a miracle. And the protagonist is utterly brainless. At least Su Quanzhong in *The Investiture of the Gods* was a man; he'd rather die in battle than give away his sister. He only surrendered because Qin Suhu had no choice. This protagonist is a real scumbag.
I'd like to ask if this is history or mythology.
I saw the first chapter was missing, so I lost interest in reading it and deleted it.
I'm amazed that this book has so many words...
I'm speechless at the pig's feet turning into a stallion.
The first picture was pointless. Who the hell do you think you are? Your own family died, so you seek revenge against the whole world? Start a war? Just for that nonexistent chance of resurrection? Make others pay for it? And you have the audacity to say, "I created this world myself, and since it rebelled, it has no reason to exist anymore, so I'll drag others down with me."