This Investiture of the Gods Is Not Normal

This book was a masterpiece in its early stages, a gem in its middle stages, and a decent read in its later stages. Possible reasons include the constant introduction of new settings in an attempt to refine the world-building, but it's still not complete enough.

It gets pointless after that. Creating this "severing the connection between heaven and earth" in a supernatural world is absurd! Unless you lock all mortals in a magic-free box like Earth, what's the point of such a connection? Otherwise, in this vast world, one group dies today and another appears tomorrow; as long as the world has a spirit, it's impossible to be completely eradicated!

What's most annoying when reading novels is seeing people who spout off half-baked knowledge, acting like they know everything, and then a bunch of people blindly follow suit and like their posts. It's so cringeworthy. Aren't they ashamed? Can't they just focus on reading the book?

That ghost train isn't a train, it's a nine-headed bird! I can't stand it! 😅😅

Starting from chapter 166, this book becomes completely mindless. Advising King Zhou of the Shang Dynasty to unify the country? Author, are you even thinking straight?

It's a pity, it's the bloodline of Chi You again. Why does this background always seem to have to include this? Doesn't this just limit the upper limit to Chi You? To surpass that, they'd have to create a whole bunch of trouble. It would be better to just use a simple transmigration cheat. How can someone with the bloodline of Chi You possibly defeat the Three Pure Ones? Isn't the direct lineage of Pangu much more powerful?

I'm here to keep my promise. You have to keep writing. This is what I saved up from eating only steamed buns for a month. If you persevere to the end, don't leave it unfinished, and write well, I'll still support you in your next book.

These past few chapters are written like someone is seriously ill. At first, you were bitten by the Western Zhou, and since you weren't the Marquis of the North, you could ignore it. Now that you're the Marquis of the North, they're defecating on your head, killing your brothers, and you're going to tell them you're withdrawing from Hexi and pretending nothing happened???

Emmm Since it claims to be based on orthodox mythology and legends, and doesn't follow the "primordial era" formula, then don't include ridiculous things like phoenix rebirth. First of all, this is a four-character phrase composed of two completely unrelated words. Guo Moruo originally translated Phoenix as Phoenix because he wanted to translate the phoenix from abroad.

The last two chapters were a bit abstract, I hesitated and kept changing the plot, then got criticized and reverted to the outline. This caused a disconnect in his character before and after entering Chaoge; now he's just farming the land. My feeling is, even if you've reached the pinnacle of divine creation, shouldn't you at least improve productivity? Just keep farming.