Investiture of the Gods: Answers, and a Broken Investiture of the Gods

Although the genre has become overabundant recently, there is still a market for well-written works. Back when the infinite flow genre was rampant, several great writers still emerged! The author's writing is quite good; the recent chapters have been particularly excellent. Keep it up, write a few million words, and you'll definitely have a masterpiece.

Checking in from Honkai Impact 3rd

Those who carry firewood for the masses should not be left to freeze to death in the wind and snow. Those who work for the benefit of the masses should not be left to fight alone. Those who pave the way for freedom should not be made to be trapped in thorns.

1. The strongest in the Investiture of the Gods is the Golden Immortal Dao Fruit. 2. Nuwa needed to pay homage to the Three Sovereigns. 3. The twelve immortal leaders are unknown. 4. A saint is a saint, and a religious leader is a religious leader; a religious leader is clearly superior to a saint. 5. The Twelve Immortals are not the Twelve Golden Immortals.

Personally, I think the author's descriptions of fights and wars are truly first-rate. It gave me the same feeling as when I read "Blood and Fury" back in the day. It's amazing that the author could write about fights and wars to this extent in this kind of subject matter.

Let me explain this to the author. 1: In the novel *Investiture of the Gods*, the Dragon King's name is Ao Guang, not Ao Guang. Ao Guang is the Dragon King in *Journey to the West*. Although they look similar, they are not actually dragons.

Why does everyone want the Heavenly Emperor to die? It doesn't make sense that someone who has lived for billions of years would be killed without being fully prepared. It makes him seem brainless, attacking without knowing whether he could win or not. The way it's handled now is quite good.

I don't know why so many people are criticizing it; I feel the author really wrote it very well. The characters are well-developed, and the plot flows smoothly. There are about 60 or 70 characters in the book, which has more than 100 chapters, but none of them are stereotypical. Each character has a distinct personality. They keep criticizing and criticizing, but I don't even know what's wrong with what they wrote.

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Regarding the answers to questions raised about this book, those who want to criticize should read on first before doing so. Many people say this book is plagiarized, but that's not true. First of all, I know the author of Honkai Impact 3rd and he even gave me a chapter recommendation. If I were plagiarizing, how could such a thing happen?