Fengshen: I, Boyikao, Will Never Become Emperor Ziwei!

When a normal person takes the Cheng Boyi exam, the first choice is to find a suitable time, happily get on the list, and wait to become the Ziwei Emperor. Of course, having an awesome system is another matter. If there is no system, it is best not to struggle, otherwise there is a 99.99% Chance of being wiped out into ashes. Don't fight for power with Ji Fa. Even if Ji Fa becomes a human king, it won't be a pile of loess after a hundred years.

When writing a prehistoric work on conferring gods, it is best to bring a plug-in. Otherwise, no matter how hard you compete with the saint, you are just an ant. Any changes can be erased by the saint. The protagonist still wants to jump left and right, but he doesn't know how many times he has been pinched to death by the saint.

Is the status of Emperor Ziwei considered low? It can be said to be the pinnacle of the ancient world. Those who are higher than him can be counted in single digits. The leader of the four emperors, Haotian's position as Emperor of Heaven is only half a level higher than him. He is the next Emperor of Heaven in the lineage of the three realms. This can be regarded as a threat to Haotian's status.

Why not make crape myrtle,

Explanation 1: The original meaning of the book's title was that it would never be on the list, which sounded unpleasant, so it was changed to "Never Become the Ziwei Emperor". Explanation 2: The reason why the protagonist does not become Emperor Ziwei has already been explained in about ten chapters of the book. If you feel dissatisfied after reading it, please come back and criticize me. Don't just criticize me without reading it, okay? Explanation 3: Why are you only willing to be the Ziwei Emperor? Emperor Ziwei is just a guarantee, and since this is a novel, it must be written at a higher level!

How many people are higher than Ziwei! Does it take decades to achieve enlightenment and become a saint?

I was dumbfounded. The protagonist was reborn in Boyi and failed to pass the Chaoge exam, and then lined up people to kill Jiang Ziya. He was also afraid that Ji Chang would find something wrong when he came back and that Ji Chang would not be able to return to Xiqi. Awesome! The author directly smashes the main plot line of Fengshen. The protagonist wants to be a mortal in order not to work every day 360 days a year. Tsk~

The protagonist is like a madman, even crazier than King Zhou.

One way of saying it is that Boyikao is the incarnation of a great power, and becoming a god is just a process, a guest appearance...

To be honest, if I want to travel through the Conferred Gods period, my first priority is to find a way to become an immortal. If I can't become an immortal, I will find a way to get on the Conferred Gods List. To be honest, don't look down on the Conferred Gods List. Once you are on the list, no matter how bad you are, you will still be immortal.

😀From the world view of Fengshen, it is impossible for Boyi (who has a virtuous name) to survive the exam. The whole Fengshen seems to be the interception of the religion and was crippled. In fact, the human king (the ruler of the Shang Dynasty was called Renwang) became the emperor (the ruler of the Zhou Dynasty was called Tianzi) by beating the rabbits. This is a battle of status. 😀 If Boyi cannot die in the exam, Ji Fa will not be able to ascend to the throne😀

Ji's surname is Yi. Bo is the eldest brother in the family. Kao died early, so it was the second eldest son who succeeded him. Boyi Kao was Ji Fa who told future generations that my eldest brother Ji Yi died early, so I, the second brother, took over his father's duties.

Killing Jiang Shang is useless. I don't know what I think.

If you don't eat, you can live half your life, or if you eat, you can live ten thousand years. How do you choose?

How many children did King Zhou have? How many children did King Wen have? Doctrine is always on the side of the winner.

The front part is okay, but the back part is just average.

? ? ? Isn't it because Boyikao was able to seal Ziwei because he was the reincarnation of Ziweixing? ? ? Empress Doumu's eldest son?

I hate arranged marriages the most, and I have a time bomb around me. The protagonist is a time traveler, and he doesn't know how to refuse and resist. If it were me, it wouldn't be easy for anyone to do it. Just ask someone to pull this old thing down, and he is not allowed to see me again.

I don't know where some people read it, saying that he is the reincarnation of Ziweixing, but unfortunately they are not. From the original work, when Empress Nuwa ordered the three demons of Xuanyuan Terrace, she said the words of King Wu Ji Fa to attack the merchants. It can be seen that Ji Fa was the destined founder of the Zhou Dynasty. Boyikao's greatest contribution was his success. As the eldest son and Ji Fa's brother, if he had not died, Ji Fa's rise to power would have been unfair. Therefore, in order for Ji Fa to ascend to power smoothly, Boyikao must die, and everything that happens must be in line with the "fixed number." Boyi tested himself to death, turned himself into a fragrant pie, became King Wu, and made everything meet the "fixed number". Even if he is already a pie, he is still a pie with merit. But this fate is actually a "destiny". Whether it is because he committed suicide or not, as long as it is gone, it must be replenished to others. In other words, he is a mortal who was born into a good child. Although his fate was not good, he eventually became Emperor Ziwei.

Looking at the description, this Emperor Xin is reborn. The human emperor is demoted to the emperor. Does this book have this pattern?

This book has a good start, come on (ง •̀_•́)ง