
Investiture of the Gods: My Master Is Fire Spirit Holy Mother
封神:我家师尊是火灵圣母
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 637k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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It's well-written, and the immersion is quite strong. The characters are vividly portrayed, and there are reasonable additions of secondary settings. But I have to complain a bit; every time I see this book title, it reminds me of "My Father, Zhang Erhe" 🤔.
Holy Mother Guiling, Holy Mother Wudang, Holy Mother Jinling, Holy Mother Jinguang, Holy Mother Huoling, the Three Immortals, Shiji, Fairy Hanzhi, Fairy Caiyun... Tsk tsk tsk, you know what I mean, you wicked disciple!
From the perspective of humanity, the Chan Sect is far superior to the Jie Sect. At least the Chan Sect doesn't have disciples who indiscriminately slaughter humans. The Jie Sect, on the other hand, is a different story; it's filled with demons and monsters. Imagine someone transmigrating into the human realm and becoming a disciple of the Jie Sect, along with demonic fellow disciples who have killed your people—it's not that they can't, but they certainly shouldn't.
Dear readers!
Me! So confused! New book release today! From this moment forward, whether in good times or bad, in wealth or poverty, in health or sickness, in joy or sorrow, I will work tirelessly and relentlessly to write this book until it is finished, and I will never stop updating it! I will do my best to be an author who watches fewer dramas, spends less time in online groups, plays fewer games, can make men smile, and can support my family even after leaving my job.
Before the Investiture of the Gods, the Jie Sect still existed. With the Tongtian Sect Leader as such a powerful figure, what was the protagonist afraid of? He might as well give the opportunities of Flower Fruit Mountain to Shi Ji. The author, being a writer, should understand cause and effect. Did he really think that if the Jie Sect were destroyed, the protagonist would survive?
Is this a low-budget version of the Investiture of the Gods? Or is the protagonist's cheat ability just not strong enough? It's actually just mortal martial arts.
I've subscribed to the whole thing. The writing exceeded my expectations; it's a breath of fresh air in this vast world!
If you were in the primordial world, you'd have the chance to become an apprentice of the Three Pure Ones. First, you'd apprentice to Laozi. If you didn't want that, you'd apprentice to Yuanshi Tianzun. Tongtian would be the worst, despising both of them. As Laozi's disciple, he wouldn't lack magical treasures. Yuanshi Tianzun was fiercely protective of his own.
The jockey, Miezu. ? 🤓🤓
The "Primordial Era" genre shouldn't include systems. If a sage can't discover the system, it gives the impression that the sage is weak; if they do discover the system, it gives the impression that the system is just so-so.