Conferred God: Three Altar Sea Gods

Let's talk about the background of this book. It follows the framework of the Shang and Zhou gods. It's just a framework. The background of the forces is written at the end of Chapter 15 and the beginning of Chapter 16. It is just a few paragraphs. I can understand it even if I have no impression after reading it, but if it is written in too much detail, it will become a lost setting. 1. The First Tribulation of the Long Han Dynasty Pangu opened the sky, the world experienced the formation of the void, and the prehistoric era was formed 2. The Lich War Donghuang Taiyi established the heaven with lich as his team, and the lich war was a civil strife in the heaven. At the end, the lich dies. Donghuang Taixiajie, under the pseudonym Taiyi Hunyuan Patriarch, founded the 'Taiyi Sect' in the south, to be precise, south-southwest, Chu land. One more word, "In Chu mythology, Taiyi, the Eastern Emperor, is the supreme god." Part of the background is explained at the beginning of chapters 3 and 16, saying that the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors changed from Xia to Shang Dynasty, during which natural and man-made disasters occurred, and demons roamed the world. Various sects emerged during this period, such as the Taiyi Sect mentioned above. There are also Kunlun Sect (Chanjiao), Island Penglai (Jie Jiao), and Shu Swordsman. And Western religion. *There will be new forces emerging later, and they were born under this background 4. Chapter 1 is a very ordinary time traveler. Chapter 2 was directly changed by magic. Nezha stared at the fire in a daze at night, and the divine bell rang. He saw "living beings" dying in the fire, and the nearby mountains and rivers were filled with flesh and blood. He then went underground and saw a breathing heart or lungs, and almost went crazy. The plot of nearly being frightened crazy only appeared in Chapter 2 (you can guess the reason, it's a spoiler to say it, but it's easy to guess). Except for Chapter 1, the first three chapters, and the following 2 and 3, can be said to be deliberately poisonous to screen readers. This is magic reform! Magical change! Magical change! 5. Let's talk about the protagonist. Let's talk about the time traveler first. I'm pretty sure I've already mentioned that before time travel, his name was 'Chen Zhong', and nothing else was revealed, such as his age. (The extra chapter is written as a youth, but the extra chapter is not finished and there are more chapters later) Then Nezha, seven and a half years old. In the setting, the time traveler and Nezha merged their memories, including cutting off the bones to return to the father and the flesh to return to the mother. To translate, he took a knife and cut himself into pieces. According to the original work of Fengshen, what Nezha left behind after his death was a field of rotten flesh. As long as a normal person can still be fine with this memory... Well, there is nothing to say. 6. Let's talk about the protagonist seeing, or the Godly Bell showing hallucinations. When a mortal looks at a bowl of water, it is just a bowl of water. The Buddha observes that there are eighty-four thousand insects in a bowl of water. This setting. What is written is not human 7. There are still people who can't understand the Golden Finger God Bell. The list of gods and the whip of gods, think about it There are many golden fingers that appear gradually with functions! For example, in a pagoda, the first floor contains yellow-level exercises, yellow-level elixirs, and alchemy techniques. The protagonist upgraded, opened the second level of mysterious treasures, and then gave the protagonist the weapon refining technique. This kind of general start gives a heaven-level skill, only once, to serve as a trump card for the protagonist to save his life (I also wrote it, when Nezha was attacked by Qingwu Gong, Yu Shenling spontaneously protected the master), and then it is all step by step. Even the invincible novels have "upgrade" plots, such as the leader of the holy religion who travels through time and appears to be invincible, but has no cultivation. Essentially it is a path, the core is "upgrading", from small to large, not unparalleled mowing. After posting this comment, I will not reply if anyone asks the above questions in the book, because the answers are all written in the book. Also, yesterday a reader commented on the deus ex machina. If it is the deus ex machina that I understand (a fictional character to promote the plot when it cannot be promoted), it is really not like this. Speaking of Empress Cao, the God of the Yellow River, in reality she can be found in the temple offering incense. I haven't changed it at all Most of the characters in the book have prototypes. I can't just write about one, so I'll just popularize one.

Ganges River

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Very exciting, the author knows how to confer gods

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What Nezha saw was true? Pangu's flesh and blood body? Nezha wants to help with business?

It looks good, it looks good, please update it quickly

Good-looking, fast, fast, and capable.

Two updates a day is too little

This article is full of random lunch boxes (it doesn't matter, because there are sit-ups), but the achievement of creating a family that is extinct is truly shocking wisdom. Both and right, of course, is the wrong word, it should be ambiguous. The combat power level in this book can be surpassed, which is consistent with the original work. Reading this book, those who knew it would recite the phrase "lotus flower", while those who didn't know it would think it was duckweed. To put it simply, the relationships between the characters change very quickly, and I'm afraid even fans can't describe the repetition. Those who read this article should first tolerate my expression in this paragraph.

Whose trumpet is the author? Are there any other books?