Investiture of the Gods: I Can Inherit My Subordinates' Legacies
封神：我能继承属下遗产
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 3y ago
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Mainly classical xianxia, along with Primordial Chaos, Investiture of the Gods, Journey to the West, Shu Mountain, Mortal Cultivation, and Western fantasy. I also like leisurely farming stories and relatively rigorous historical transmigration novels.
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This kind of writing feels like it's killing its own people. The subject matter is novel, but! It's too counterintuitive; normal people would find it hard to read. So, it needs to be carefully crafted.
Aren't soldiers subordinates? So many soldiers died on the battlefield, yet their strength and cultivation didn't increase?
A wandering immortal's strength is several thousand jin? How laughable! Do you have some misunderstanding about the word "immortal"?
I always thought the protagonist would be a Zhukov-like figure. Although he was good at fighting, he couldn't stop the overwhelming trend of the Investiture of the Gods. In the end, after the Tongtian Sect Leader failed, he died and was listed on the list (getting a marshal or emperor's throne based on the bloodshed during the Investiture of the Gods, and then fighting to make humanity great…
It feels like we're not far from becoming eunuchs. If gods can just grab people at will, what's the point of fighting wars?
Individual combat prowess is truly unpredictable; anyone can fight against any kind of immortal!
Author, you might want to check out my novel. I'm a lone star, and I love making friends. It's a Dihua-style novel, but it doesn't feature simps. You can definitely use it as a reference.
I was immediately shocked when I read it. Your portrayal of Grand Tutor Wen is one of utter defeat, with all his allies dead. At this point, with morale completely low, how can you expect him to show such interest? Think about it: inaccurate word choice is the first step to reader aversion.
Currently, this is the best book in the Investiture of the Gods genre! The plot is clear, it avoids pretentiousness, and emphasizes a cautious, resourceful approach! Mythological fans should definitely check it out!
It would be better to write about a godfather. The title would be "Godfather: I'll Raise Your Wife and Daughters," and the "golden finger" (superior ability) doesn't have to be a godfather; any superior will do, like a master, a gang leader, etc. As long as it doesn't get censored, it's guaranteed to be a hit, hahaha.