
The Great Sage Who Sealed the Gods
封神大圣人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 603k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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270Chapters
5kRecommendations
23.9kFans
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I heard the author next door does extra chapters in drag; I wonder if this one will too? I've sent the photos, you decide what to do.
This book has so many sages, twenty or thirty of them! If they started fighting, wouldn't the world be destroyed immediately? It confuses sages with saints; that's ridiculous!
Such a good book, is nobody reading it?
The synopsis is off-putting. The protagonist and Di Xin should be the protagonists, right? So if that means the Shang dynasty couldn't be destroyed, what's with the "historically known as King Wu's conquest of Zhou" in the synopsis? Did Di Xin dislike his own name and insist on calling himself King Zhou?
Wasn't Di Xin the same as King Zhou? Wasn't King Zhou the Human Emperor? Why did he need to be promoted to Heavenly Emperor? In that era, the Human Emperor and the Heavenly Emperor were on equal footing...
The protagonist bows to Xiqi at the beginning, and then everyone dies. 😍
I couldn't stand it anymore; that disgusting Deng Chanyu pops up every now and then.
How can there be so many saints? How can sages and saints be confused?
This book is suitable for a female-oriented genre; maybe it could even be adapted into a TV series.
This book is bound to be a hit; it would be an injustice if it didn't! Author, please update more! It's just not enough! 👀