Honghuang: This Daoist Doesn't Want to Confer Godhood

In fact, Jiang Ziya can be said to be one of the biggest vested interests in Fengshen. With no talent for cultivation, he was supposed to turn into loess within a hundred years, but because he had the appearance of a flying bear, he received the deeds of becoming a god and finally enjoyed immortality. This matter itself is a matter of great benefit, so what if he is just a powerless idler or even a puppet in the end? How many years of life does dignity cost? After becoming a god, there are very few things for Jiang Ziya to do. Moreover, Jiang Shang was already seventy-two years old when he became a god. His mentality is not as radical as that of young people. Wouldn't it be bad to travel around the world and make many Taoist friends when he has nothing to do? Isn't it good to provide for retirement? As for the seven death catastrophes... As long as the immortals of Chanjiao are not stupid, they will definitely save Jiang Ziya. Anyone with a discerning eye knows that it is nothing more than a fake real show, and the audience is God. Even if they are really stupid, Yuanshi Tianzun will save them for you, so there is no need to worry about such things.

Actually, Jiang Ziya did two main things wrong. The first thing was to personally cast spells to kill mortal soldiers. The 12 Golden Immortals did not dare to massacre mortals themselves, but he actually dared to do so. For example, the reason for the list of gods was that the 12 Golden Immortals helped the emperor to conquer Chi You, but ended up killing mortals. The second thing was to curse Zhao Gongming with the Seven Arrows Book. Lu Ya himself did not dare to use the Seven Arrows Book, and curses usually have a high cost. Then the all-out war between Chanjiao and Jiejiao was completely detonated. Before Zhao Gongming died, Sanxiao had not come out at all, so he would not have set up the Jiuqu Yellow River Formation, nothing would have happened to the 12 Golden Immortals, and Sanxiao would not have been suppressed to death. Before this, the leader of Tongtian Cult had never come out at all. If he hadn't done these two things, it would still be possible for him to become an immortal and attain enlightenment.

Come on, your system is a failure. It's not that it would be better without a system, but that you chose the wrong system. What a pity.

If you don't become a god, the original Tianzun will kill Jiang Ziya first and then reincarnate. Don't take yourself too seriously. The one with the least status is Jiang Ziya.

After reading six chapters, I gave up. On the list of gods of the Six Saints, you, a tool, won't go if you don't want to. Chanjiao finally managed to grab someone with the appearance of a flying bear because he wanted merit, or someone working at a high level could reduce the casualties of his disciples. If you say you won't go, you won't go. The protagonist asked Shen Gongbao to top the tank and said he would "do it for me". What benefits do you give? What a big face. Go to the Holy Mother of the Golden Spirit at the foot of Kunlun Mountain and ask for a three-turn golden elixir. Slap Yuanshi Tianzun in the face, the master is so stingy. It turns out that he doesn't have much respect for face. . . . You can find a better reason, it will attract a lot of attention. The protagonist feeds shi everywhere.

Wouldn't it be enough for the saint to erase the protagonist's personality and reshape it? It would be so troublesome

It's a failure, the saint still asks you to speak, it's so awesome,

The big winner of the Conferred Gods is definitely Jiejiao. Look at those people from the Jiejiao who frequently burn, kill, loot, and eat people to death. What qualifications do they have to live? In the end, they are on the list of Conferred Gods. If there is no Conferred Gods, these people will definitely be wiped out and will never be reincarnated.

It's so whimsical. Don't you go to work? Can your boss still beg you to go to work? I'll get you out of here in a minute.

The existence of the system makes this book a low-end book