
The Legend of Wu Ji: Investiture of the Gods
封神之武吉传
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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I think it would be better to change the name! For example, it is called: Fengshenbang: Wuji Chicken (cross out) Buji Ji
This Fenshen-ryu novel has the best writing and plot so far. It's a pity that I only wrote a little bit
What is the most taboo thing about ancient mythological novels? ,, Just looking for the heroine. . .
I stopped reading after reading the previous chapters. I dare to talk to myself in front of the saint's palace and even urinate. Is the protagonist an idiot? A mysterious old Taoist wants to accept you as his apprentice, but you still want to knock him out with a brick. Don't you think you have enough strength to do it? Poisoned to death
I hope the author can make this book longer. It has to be one or two million words anyway. Hundreds of thousands of words are not enough to read.
According to the author's setting, only he is a good person, and the other Chan, Jie, and Western religions are all scum. So the question is, when everyone is the enemy, how can a little bug with pig's feet and not a big guy get around so well?
If you collect too many magic weapons, they will become worthless. Although there are many magic weapons like Nezha, each one has its own power, and it can be used smoothly when combined with the magical powers of three heads and eight arms. The protagonist has collected too many treasures now, but it fails to highlight the power of his own unique magic weapon, like a nouveau riche. Treasures are not as expensive as they are expensive. The one that suits you is the best.
It seems that the protagonist is a little gangster, but in fact the protagonist is a little gangster. He uses the urban cool writing method, Long Aotian pretends to be cool, and writes a novel about cultivating immortals, which is neither fish nor fowl.
If you are always clever when writing a book, once or twice is okay, but if you are always clever, you are stupid. Especially when his teacher took him to Yuxu Palace for the first time to ask his master to teach him Taoism, he peed in Yuxu Palace. Which normal person would do such a thing at such a time? When you see your master, you pee at the door? This master is still a saint. If I were primitive, I would destroy all the parents and relatives of the protagonist in his previous life and spread them to ashes, and be a beast for the rest of his life. Since you don't want to abide by the basic etiquette of being a human being, then I will fulfill your desire to be a beast.
I remember in Fengshen, gods can only fight back and forth with mortal generals using martial arts. Only by using spells and magic weapons can they kill mortals 😥 Nangong Shi from the Western Zhou Dynasty is still great as a mortal.