Seven Years of Interpreting Fortune Sticks at a Great Shang Temple, Only to Learn It’s Investiture of the Gods
大商解签七年，才知是封神
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- 856k Words
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- Xianxia
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- Mythic Cultivation
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It took ten years of interpreting divination slips during the Tang Dynasty to realize it was a Journey to the West divination.
You're not the kind of author who keeps writing down unlucky fortune slips, are you?
The current writing is too exaggerated, and the protagonist has no reputation, so why would others believe it? They must be skeptical.
There's a book called "Six Years of Fortune Telling in the Tang Dynasty, Only to Realize It's Journey to the West," which has over 300 chapters and uses the same template 🤤🤤.
After reading the first chapter, I felt there were many flaws. First, the protagonist is a Taoist priest, but he mainly practices martial arts. This doesn't mean the protagonist chooses to practice martial arts, but rather that the Taoist temple mainly practices martial arts. Secondly, the protagonist's master died, and the protagonist is supposed to observe three years of mourning.
The background of the Investiture of the Gods is presented as a Taoist priest in a temple of the Three Pure Ones interpreting divination slips. The content is sloppy, but at least respect the historical context! The content is as absurd as Qin Shi Huang traveling through time to the Republic of China era and teaching Li Yunlong how to shoot Japanese soldiers.
Author, are you using a nested doll technique? First, a terrible fortune slip! Then, a look of utter shock! Next, "It's not unsolvable!" Upon seeing the reward: "I must get it!" After recognizing the identity: "Everything is in the fortune slip!" Author, can't you use a different approach?!
Haha, just kidding. All sorts of characters, spells, dragons, and monsters have appeared. I don't know if this is the Investiture of the Gods. 200 Years ago they were already saying he was almost a Grandmaster, and 2000 years later they're still saying he's not. They can see Li Jing is a Grandmaster, but they don't even know if they've reached that level themselves. Another joke: the Kongtong Seal has no offensive power.
Honestly, if a normal person were to transmigrate to the Shang Dynasty during the reign of King Zhou, or Di Xin, their first thought would be whether this was the world of the Investiture of the Gods. But you, with so many clues right in front of you, just won't connect it to the Investiture of the Gods.
The first chapter is enough to make you want to quit; it's too illogical. A modern person who transmigrates to the past knows about the Shang Dynasty but doesn't know it's the Investiture of the Gods? Three years of cultivation only allows him to advance from the first level of martial arts to the third level? There are too many other illogical points to mention, but I simply can't continue reading.