Honghuang: King Zhou Offers Incense from the Start, and I Invest in the Investiture of the Gods
洪荒：开局纣王上香，我投资封神
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- Completed
- Length
- 309k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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What kind of trash would a mere land king kneel before you? Can you bear it? Can you withstand the backlash from the forces of humanity? Although the land king has no cultivation, he is still more powerful than the Heavenly Emperor; why would he kneel before you?
You're invincible in your local earth god temple? If I were a Western saint, the two of us would set up a massive array around it to seal it off. You think anyone's going to offer incense to you? You think you're going to improve your cultivation? Forget it, you can't get out anyway. Things will go back to normal outside.
Ugh, the synopsis alone makes me lose all interest in reading it. The Human King kneeling before the land? I just want to curse... Oh well.
The biggest flaw in this novel is that it pushes the plot too far! They even forcibly imprisoned saints! Releasing characters just to advance the story is disgusting to the readers!
I have to say, a fox's tail feels quite nice to touch.
When I was a child, my family was poor, and we didn't know where our next meal would come from. Now that I'm older, when I read novels, I sometimes finish one chapter and never see the next!
I've only read five chapters, and I'm already hooked.
The Tongtian Society's ability to recognize others as masters is laughable; what was the author thinking when writing this? 🤔