Investiture of the Gods: Lei Zhenzi
封神之雷震子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 812k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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You can abandon the book after reading just one synopsis. Lei Zhenzi didn't die in the Investiture of the Gods. He became a Heavenly Emperor by achieving sainthood in his physical body. He was definitely a winner in life!
It's just a chronological account, nothing new. I much prefer the recent "The Legend of Xiao Sheng in the Investiture of the Gods"... When it comes to novels, the devil is in the details.
This is the primordial world? You've been watching too many fantasy novels! Fighting monsters above your level? Just because you're not a Golden Immortal doesn't mean you can fight a Golden Immortal, or even a weaker one like a Taiyi Golden Immortal! There's a two-realm difference! Disgusting!
If you're going to travel through the prehistoric era, can't you just write about the prehistoric era? This is a complete Investiture of the Gods!
The synopsis is off-putting. Lei Zhenzi was a winner in the Investiture of the Gods, okay? Yun Zhongzi treated him well, didn't he? He was made a Great Emperor, second only to the two in Heaven, okay? He was just killed later for inaction.
Three Great Luo Golden Immortals plus a grand formation, and they can't defeat one Golden Immortal? I'm outta here!
Does the author even understand? Lei Zhenzi didn't actually die in the Investiture of the Gods, okay? The synopsis is enough to make you want to give up...
This book is trying to tell us that the entire prehistoric world revolves around the protagonist. The protagonist's breakthrough requires someone to interfere; other people's breakthroughs are no problem at all.
As the future Great Emperor Gouchen, he should focus on strengthening his own power and the influence of his subordinates. Without virtue and the ability to match his position, he will ultimately perish. Furthermore, as an emperor, he needs supportive subordinates; he can't do everything himself. He needs both strong and intelligent subordinates to hold his own.
This was generated directly using writing software, right?