The Legend of Chang Ping in the Investiture of the Gods
封神常平传
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Very good
This is a very good novel; the plot and the main characters are quite good, and it's easy to read attentively. However, I still prefer time-travel novels; indigenous stories aren't for me!
If you, a mere native from the Raki tribe, were to try and jump around in the Investiture of the Gods, I'd instantly lose interest in the book. The fact that someone who knows nothing could jump around is probably due to the author's fault; in a world like that, they'd probably survive two episodes.
The Shang Dynasty had eight hundred vassal states, with the four most powerful being the four vassal states in the east, west, south, and north—this is the original background of the Investiture of the Gods! And you're calling it a "vassal state," specifically "vassal state of the north"?! What kind of intelligence have you portrayed in King Di Yi?!
Could you please provide a detailed introduction to the cultivation system?
No, Chong Zhonghu was the only one of the four great lords who was completely devoted to King Zhou. You, on the other hand, consider him a treacherous minister?
Ultimately, it was the Jie Sect members who died, while the Chan Sect members remained alive and kicking.
Holy crap... Can't you write in other genres? This kind of ancient-style novel is so tiring to read! You're not a literary giant, nor are you going to create a masterpiece that will be remembered for generations. Isn't it tiring to write in such a flowery, literary style? I couldn't read more than seven chapters. Let's skip around!
I really don't know where the 500,000-strong foreign army mentioned in the text came from. Even the most powerful Shang king at the time couldn't support that many, especially since there was no feudal system yet, and local power was immense. Besides, the total population at that time was only around ten million; it wasn't a classical military empire like the Qin and Han dynasties.
No time travel means no variables. Without variables, how can the ending of Investiture of the Gods be rewritten? I'll come back when the author writes about time travel. Bye!
Whether someone is a native or not is not important; what's important is giving the protagonist a reason to grow and expand rapidly, commonly known as a "golden touch."