The First Emperor of the Investiture of the Gods
封神第一帝
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- Completed
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- 4.1M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
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In the primordial world, Nuwa was not a good person.
The content is alright, but the protagonist's display of knowledge is really annoying. For example, when he tells Kong Xuan, "As the saying goes, all men below the level of a sage are but ants," I just want to say, "What the hell is that saying?" How come it's a common saying? Apart from those few who are almost sages, how many people would dare to say that? How did it become a common saying?
That's the primordial world of gods and immortals, don't make it sound like some kind of Asian continent! Where's the scale?! And what about immortals traveling a thousand miles a day? Be careful! Ancient people were limited by their knowledge and thought those distances were incredibly far! For modern people to believe that immortals could travel a thousand miles a day is just ridiculous!
I'm giving up on this book. Kong Xuan is clearly at the peak of Quasi-Saint level, the strongest below Saint. Even Kunpeng is a Quasi-Saint, yet you wrote Kong Xuan as a Great Luo Golden Immortal? Kong Xuan could fight against Saint Zhunti, so how could a Great Luo Golden Immortal fight against Zhunti? Have you never read any prehistoric novels? Which prehistoric novels write Kong Xuan as a Great Luo Golden Immortal?
What an idiot! I have no grudge against you, why are you treating me like a fool? This is the Investiture of the Gods!
Looking at the "Creation Technique" in the table of contents makes me want to vomit! It's like they're using cheat codes haphazardly! Do you think Pangu created the world because he cultivated the Creation Technique? Can't you afford to spend a little more money on your intelligence?!
Keep going, author! There are haters, but also readers who appreciate you.
I wanted to complain after less than ten chapters. The fake crown princess is actually the protagonist's poison, and the mysterious identity they created is just ridiculous. They added this setting without any basis in reality. I guess the author is just being a perfectionist to avoid dropping the book.
Keep it up! I finished watching it in no time, I'm so excited!
The author made numerous changes; the Shang Dynasty crown prince could be killed by anyone, and Yu the Great did not cast the Nine Tripods, but rather failed to refine Nuwa's Qiankun Cauldron and was swallowed up, with the Qiankun Cauldron transforming into the Nine Tripods. Even if a prince isn't the emperor, he shouldn't be able to be killed just because he has some cultivation. Otherwise, everyone except the emperor would be unable to survive.