Investiture of the Gods: I’m No True Immortal of Fortune and Virtue
封神：我不是福德真仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 520k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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On "Sages" Sages of the primordial era are rarely pleasing. These chaotic sages are like mountains weighing down on all living beings, constantly scheming for their own selfish gain—an insult to the word "sage." Figures like Confucius and Lao Tzu, who enlightened the masses and profoundly influenced human civilization, are recognized and revered as sages.
I think the protagonist could be given a few magical treasures. First, Yun Zhongzi is a virtuous immortal, a true Taoist, so a whisk is a must. We can refer to the image of Zhenyuan Daxian in *Journey to the West*, who "welcomed the traveler without weapons, only holding a jade whisk in his hand."
Everything else is fine, but I don't understand why they would take Yang Chan as their apprentice.
After the Investiture of the Gods ends, I'll write some transitional plots in between, and later I can write Journey to the West and its sequel, The Demon Realm, etc. Honestly, Wutian Buddha is a great boss! ｸﾞｯ!(๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧ After finishing Journey to the West, I can even write Green Snake and White Snake. The boss started singing and dancing as he talked.
True Immortal Fude, please don't let a dragon girl become the female lead! Cultivating immortality alone is so much more enjoyable; having a dragon girl as a concubine would ruin the fun.
I was actually hoping there would be a female lead. 😠
It's clear the author wanted to write a good story, but ultimately, *Investiture of the Gods* is a cultivation world. Without depicting the power of the immortals and gods, and their specific cultivation methods, it's useless. In recent years, with *Journey to the West* and *The Legend of the Condor Heroes* leading the pack, *Investiture of the Gods* has almost lost its appeal.
Requesting further reading xdm
The author didn't need to write about Yin Jiao and Yin Hong; they were destined to die. The sage wanted King Zhou to be the last one standing. If you're going to bring them back to life later, you might as well just end the book.
Yun Zhongzi… (Actually, he wanted to get the part about carving the wooden sword)