Conferring Gods: Starting from the Heavenly Soldiers

? Is the Emperor cruel? How come she, Yunhua Lower Realm, never thought of saying something to her elder brother? Marriage and childbirth were also hidden. Yunhua, even if she has some brains, doesn't have any brains at all. She obviously has a huge backer, but she is being plotted against her. She still has the nerve to complain about the Emperor of Heaven. How come she never thought that what she did was a taboo? Why, Honghuang also boxed?

There is no rule without rules. It is clear that one has violated the rules of heaven and in the end it is the fault of the emperor. The seven fairies descended to earth and the three holy saints were all created by scholars.

It is speechless to say that the Emperor of Heaven forced his own sister to be ruthless for the great tribulation of becoming a god. The rules of heaven are just decorations, aren't they? If Yunhua doesn't deal with it, everyone will follow suit, so do gods still have rules and restraints? Assuming that murderers go to jail, Yunhua kills people and nothing happens. What other gods see is that the law has no restrictions. Is it okay to ignore the rules of heaven and go his own way?

In fact, I have always had a question. The Romance of the Gods is about Haotian's thought of conferring the gods, and Journey to the West is about the Jade Emperor's decree to announce the Tathagata. How did the Great Desolate River (including the Journey to the West) begin? How come the Heavenly Court and the Jade Emperor have become existences that the big guys look down on? Is this the legendary success of good and bad?

For example, when I was in the ancient heaven, you called me little heavenly soldier. I don't blame you, but after I leave the ancient heaven, you have to call me ancestor.

The protagonist of the author can use the Dinghai Divine Needle and the Kaishan Protector to fuse into a treasure of acquired merit and virtue, the Fangtian Painted Halberd, which kills people and does not stick to the cause and effect. Then he goes to Yuan Hong to learn the Eight-nine Mysterious Gong and gets an indestructible Vajra, and then he goes to grab a jade unicorn mount. It's perfect.

It's too far-fetched. It's far-fetched to kill your nephew to initiate the canonization of the gods. It's even more far-fetched to kill your nephew deliberately.

Think about it, in the religious mythology system, becoming an immortal or a Buddha requires accumulating merit. You need to do good deeds and be a good person for several lifetimes. This condition is extremely harsh. Who can guarantee that you will still be a good person in your next life? But the intermarriage between immortals and mortals is a back door. If you don't do anything good for a day, you will become an immortal by relying on nepotism to sleep with you, and you will become an immortal even if you give birth to a child. Let's not talk about whether there is reproductive isolation. What does this make those who are still practicing hard and doing good deeds think? Will the immortal world be filled with second-generation immortals in the future? Even the Jade Emperor practiced for 226.8 Million years before he became the Supreme. Why do you think so? Therefore, prohibiting intermarriage between immortals and mortals is to ensure the basic rules of fairness and justice in heaven and earth.

One Taiyi can possess innate treasures, but Da Luo Bu has several innate treasures.

Okay, okay, I like new novels, come on

It's a bit fake, a cannon fodder dares to play chess with the Jade Emperor

In fact, the relationship between Erlang Shen and the Jade Emperor cannot be said to be bad, it can only be said to be very good. According to folk mythology, Erlang Shen lived in heaven before he cut down a mountain to save his mother, and slept on the Jade Emperor's dragon bed. It was the Jade Emperor who asked him to cut down a mountain to save his mother, and then the person who suppressed Erlang Shen's mother was assigned to Sun Dasheng according to folk tales. Sun Wukong stole the peaches but was stopped by Erlang Shen's mother, so Sun Wukong turned the peaches into peach mountains and buried them under the mountains. After Erlang Shen split the mountain to save his mother, he trapped Sun Wukong in the Huaguo Mountain 🙂 It can only be said that the author of Journey to the West knows humor.

To be sure, the Great Tribulation of the Gods was not caused by the life and death of Yang Jian's family, but by an unlucky man who took over the mess in heaven after the Great Tribulation of the Lich. Just in time for the great prosperity of humanity, some fierce people might have gone to heaven. Everyone knows the story after that. The Jade Emperor asked the disciples of the three religions to come over and attack the facade to suppress the place. But they didn't give him a shit, crying all night long and went to the Zixiao Palace in the Thirty-third Heaven. Then a certain big boss convened several people to draw up the "Apotheosis of the Gods" overnight to determine the direction of the entire catastrophe. The killings of Fengshen were all caused by the killings committed by the Twelve Golden Immortals of the Chan Sect when they were helping the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors return to their thrones The three brothers got into a fight over trivial matters, and finally let two bald heads pick the peaches. A certain great man was so arrogant that he wanted to destroy the earthly fairy world and reopen the world with the new rules of earth, water, fire, and wind, but he was suppressed in the end.

The protagonist has never practiced in seclusion since the first chapter.

In the Taoist mythology system, there is only Daluo Immortal but not Daluo Jinxian, right? Because the original meaning of Da Luo is immeasurable, infinite, perfect and all-encompassing supreme deity, the highest realm of deity, without any constraints from heaven and earth.

The setting of this book is different from the previous prehistoric novels. The angle is quite novel, and it also makes up for some of the pitfalls of the old prehistoric novels. Don't read it according to the settings of other novels, just read it as a brand new novel

It feels like the protagonist's level is too high at the beginning. Within a few chapters, he becomes a golden immortal. Isn't it equivalent to immortality? And there is no need to deal with some big guys at the beginning, because the pace is too fast.

I suggest you not use the word "wry smile" too often. I can't help but watch the protagonist "wry smile" all the time.

It's not bad, it has some innovations, and the plot is fairly smooth.

No, why are there so few posts? There are 200 chapters and 30 posts.

This is a new book for a newbie. Please collect it, recommend it, and read it. Thank you very much, readers!

We have written chapter 80, where is the contradiction? What about the main plot? Even if I go to the East China Sea to do a mission and improve the protagonist a little, there is no character conflict and it is not appropriate to just make up the word count. At present, a rough world view has been laid out, and it is still unfolded from the perspective of a time traveler. This world view is still guessed, and this is not the way to create a mysterious rhythm.

Updates are too slow. I finished reading it after half a year.

I couldn't stand it anymore. I talked about the settings for nearly ten chapters starting from a dozen chapters, almost changing the original prehistoric world beyond recognition. Nuwa Fuxi and Pangu were of the same generation. The first calamity became dragons and phoenixes, and people fought for Pangu's orthodoxy.

The pace is so slow🤫

The setting is novel but the plot is too brainless. The protagonist is naive at best. It can be read as a fun read, but don't expect too much.

Is the word count in this chapter too sparse?