Choose a Day to Become a God

Introduction 1: Millions of years after the Lich War, the immortals and gods want to plot against the human world. The kings of the past dynasties sacrificed their lives for righteousness and supported the destiny of the world in the land of Jiuzhou to protect the human race. In the last years of the Yin and Shang Dynasties, the immortals and gods tried to use the catastrophe to confer gods to destroy the power of the human world. In the suburbs of Prince Edward, the Nuwa Palace was burned down, and a famous eulogy was written down through the ages - "Sheep on the Hillside: Nostalgia for the Nuwa Palace". "The mountains and rivers are like gatherings, the waves are like anger, the mountains and rivers are inside and outside the Hanshan Road! Looking at the deer, I hesitate. Wherever the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors passed by, the temples and temples are all made of earth. To prosper, the world is suffering? To die, the world is suffering?" "The human race is like the sheep on this hillside. They survive not because they are obedient, but because they are still useful." This is a different kind of apotheosis. Introduction 2: Traveling through the world of gods, he became Yin Jiao, the prince of the Yin Shang Dynasty, and gained the ability to intercept other people's opportunities. So there was a prince in the world who exacted excessive taxes. The world's treasures, women, disciples, caves... None of them can escape his grasp. Fengshen was immediately confused. Tongtian: "Hateful, who is the leader of Jie Jiao?" Yuanshi: "Damn it, who has the final say on this god?" Hongjun: "It's weird, why is Pindao's authority of heaven gone?" Yin Jiao hugged Daji and told the world: "Is there any land in the world that belongs to the king? I am just taking back what belongs to me." Immortals and gods: "Yes, yes, you are right!" This book is also known as: "His Majesty the Great Prince", "Who is the Leader of Jiejiao Cult", "Searching for Immortality in the Gods", "The Prince of Yin and Shang, Canonizing Gods Arbitrarily"!