The Blessed King of the Investiture of the Gods

In an era where humans are the main characters and the human ruler is called the Human Emperor, Han Rong, one of the guardians of the five passes, is portrayed as an ordinary mortal. Apart from his magical treasures, he is depicted as utterly useless. Keep in mind that this is a barbaric era. How did he establish himself without martial prowess?

Even sages in the primordial world highly valued fortune, which they obtained indirectly through various means. Yet you can directly absorb fortune—it's simply too heaven-defying! Even Hongjun couldn't do it, but you can do it directly. Moreover, unless fortune itself is deliberately disguised, which immortal wouldn't be able to tell the difference in quantity and quality of fortune? Besides, you're absorbing someone else's fortune; that person already sensed it on a whim.

The story begins with a history teacher from 3000 years in the future. You've traveled to a mythological world, not a historical one.

The synopsis is nonsensical. Knowing he'd die if he continued serving as an official in the Shang Dynasty, why didn't he just surrender when the Zhou army arrived? He must have been out of his mind when he time-traveled to think of forcing his way through. Then there's the whole "How good is the Jie Sect? How bad is the Chan Sect? How innocent is King Zhou? How shameless is Ji Fa?"

Emperor Xin was severely vilified in the novel *Investiture of the Gods*! In historical terms, he was a great emperor for all time, but unfortunately, he was not accepted by the feudal lords and nobles, and was betrayed by his son, which led to his defeat by the Zhou dynasty.

... The protagonist is willing to die rather than surrender and fight to the death just because he looks down on the "hypocritical" nature of the Chan Sect? Is he an idiot? He's an adult, yet he's so easily swayed by his emotions. What kind of overgrown child is this? Moreover, the protagonist looks down on the Jie Sect, the Chan Sect, this place, and that place, thinking he is something special.

It feels like you're describing a missile saint. Han Rong and Haotian go to see Hongjun, and Hongjun doesn't even recognize them, asking, "Is this still Hongjun?" Even calling him a missile saint seems like an exaggeration.

The beginning is still the same. The latter part is utter nonsense. For a mere celestial being to threaten a saint is simply a ridiculous joke.

I'm speechless. Even a simple fan like the Mountain and River Fan in *Zhu Xian* can leave the immortals of the Chan Sect dumbfounded. ╮(╯_╰)╭

I've been reading books for over ten years, and now I can't even write a book without a systematic approach. It's so frustrating.