
Investiture of the Gods Support System
封神辅助系统
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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763Chapters
7.2kRecommendations
4kFans
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I dropped it after reading seven chapters. It's a poorly written version of Investiture of the Gods; I didn't like it.
Zhou was not pleased; the Emperor had demoted himself to the Son of Heaven.
Speculated ending: The protagonist kills Hongjun, then wakes up in modern society, realizes it was all a dream, sighs, and continues to be a poor loser. I'm not sure if this arrangement is appropriate? 😄😄😄
I should travel to King Zhou's side. Traveling to Jiang Ziya's side would be too easy.
Brave enough to try poison, you'll be immune to all poisons; afraid to try poison, you'll be poisoned by all poisons!
Having read the first twenty chapters, I wanted to write a few words, but I don't know if the author will listen. To put it simply, I have a feeling that the author went a bit overboard with the protagonist's overpowered abilities in the beginning, and it clearly became uncontrollable later on. It feels like all the difficulties are being handled by the system.
It's alright, there are some bad points and some enjoyable moments, but everyone has their own taste, and you can't force everyone to agree. Also, some plots are too loose and a bit padded; I hope you can improve on that and not abandon it. At worst, just consider it a writing exercise; give it a thumbs up!
Just got
Try it and you'll die
Better to die for your fellow Daoist than for me.