Changing Fate in the Investiture of the Gods, Starting with Lady Shiji

I read it and it claimed to defy fate. I clicked on it because of the title. The protagonist dies, and they say the preserved spirit of the stone can bring him back to life. What kind of fate is that defying? Then the protagonist starts living a life of constant lowliness, jumping back and forth. I don't understand. Anyway, I couldn't continue after about ten chapters. Fellow readers, have you seen the latest update? Is it good?

When Guang Chengzi visited Biyou Palace three times, the Tongtian Sect Leader said that any of his disciples who dared to obstruct Jiang Ziya would be killed at will. 🤓 Then, his disciples, dissatisfied, stirred up trouble, claiming that Guang Chengzi had insulted their leader. This insubordination forced the Tongtian Sect Leader to set up the Immortal Slaughtering Formation. 🤭 If you were the Tongtian Sect Leader, do you think these incompetent allies should have been killed?

To be honest, I think the Three Pure Ones are putting on an act. You have to understand that the Three Pure Ones' fortunes are connected. What does it mean for their fortunes to be connected? It means a relationship that is even closer than sharing life and death. If Tongtian dies, the Three Pure Ones will be absent, and the other two will suffer a backlash from their fortunes.

There's just one question: after reading the first few chapters, given that he came from the sect of Lady Shiji of the Jie Sect, did he ultimately avenge the massacre of his entire family?

Even a fool wouldn't have a disciple of the Jie Sect join the Chan Sect. You say it's for Shi Ji's true form? You might as well just go to Jinbie Island and complain. The Investiture of the Gods hasn't even started yet; if you dare to complain, the Jie Sect will conjure up the Ten Thousand Immortals Formation in no time. After all, everyone knows the Jie Sect is the most loyal and righteous.

Although the writing style of this book is still a bit immature and has a lot of room for improvement, it's truly rare to find a book where the values ​​align so perfectly. The protagonist has very positive values.

The writing is good, but it wasn't very enjoyable to read; it left me feeling somewhat frustrated.

The writing is alright, but the author... Given Tongtian's daring nature to reinvent the universe, with all his disciples on the Investiture of the Gods list and none of the Twelve Golden Immortals of the Chan Sect present, wouldn't Tongtian just tear down the Heavenly Court?

The saying goes, "He who has been sent to the Western Lands will have his name on the Investiture of the Gods." 🤭 Jin'ao Island is in the East China Sea, so where does the Western Lands refer to?

The so-called "Investiture of the Gods Tribulation" refers to the fact that the total amount of spiritual energy in heaven and earth remains unchanged, but because there are more immortals, the spiritual energy of heaven and earth decreases. Therefore, a tribulation is initiated to kill some of them and return the spiritual energy to heaven and earth.