Honghuang: This Daoist Doesn't Want to Confer Godhood
洪荒：贫道不想封神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 777k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 4y ago
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Actually, Jiang Ziya was arguably one of the biggest beneficiaries of the Investiture of the Gods. Lacking any real talent for cultivation, he should have turned to dust within a hundred years, but because he possessed the appearance of a flying bear, he received the mandate to be a god and ultimately enjoyed immortality. This was a highly profitable undertaking in itself.
Actually, Jiang Ziya made two major mistakes. First, he personally used magic to kill mortal soldiers. Even the Twelve Golden Immortals dared not personally slaughter mortals, yet he did. For example, the Investiture of the Gods originated from the Twelve Golden Immortals assisting the Human Emperor in his campaign against Chiyou, and their actions of killing mortals created karmic consequences.
Well, your system is a failure. It's not that there are no better systems, but you chose the wrong one. It's a real shame.
If the deification wasn't implemented, the Primordial Celestial Venerable would have killed Jiang Ziya first and then reformed him. Don't think too highly of yourself; Jiang Ziya is the one with the lowest status.
I read six chapters and then gave up. The Investiture of the Gods by the Six Saints' Signs—you, a mere tool, can just decide not to go. The Chan Sect finally managed to snatch someone with the appearance of a flying bear, and they want merit from him, or rather, someone working at the higher levels to reduce casualties among their disciples. You say you won't go, and that's it?
Why not just have a saint erase the protagonist's personality and reshape it? Why go through all that trouble?
What a blunder! Even a sage has to beg you to speak for him? That's incredible!
The biggest winner in the Investiture of the Gods was definitely the Jie Sect. Look at those Jie Sect members who routinely burned, killed, looted, and even cannibalized people—what right did they have to live? Yet they were listed on the Investiture of the Gods. Without it, these people would have been annihilated, never to be reincarnated again.
That's wishful thinking. Don't you think you can just quit your job? Do you think your boss will beg you to come to work? He'd fire you in a heartbeat.
The existence of the system makes this book a low-budget version of the prehistoric fantasy genre.