Investiture of the Gods: Starting with a Cultivation Recommendation
封神：从获得修行推荐开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 590k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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274Chapters
797Recommendations
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If you're writing about the primordial era, you should focus on guiding qi into the body, cultivating qi, and transforming it into spirit. The concepts of qi cultivation stages and foundation building stages are just jarring. It's not a matter of efficiency; it's a matter of logic.
Every time traveler to the Investiture of the Gods ends up stealing from that unlucky Xiao Sheng of Wuyi Mountain. 😒😒
The protagonist is severely mentally deficient; this is a brainless novel!
Like a complete idiot, he actually risked his life to withstand Zheng Lun's nasal supernatural power, resulting in damage to his soul. It's just a plot hole by the author, a forced downgrade of his intelligence; otherwise, he wouldn't have been able to resist. And then there's Chong Heihu, who knew there was collusion from within and without, yet didn't act, just waiting for the enemy to make their move and kidnap his parents. It's truly a brainless plot.
Does the protagonist take in just any woman? Even King Zhou's concubines?
Many plot points are illogical. For example, Chong Heihu probes your background at the banquet table, and in exchange, you seize the opportunity to get him to produce the Iron-Beaked Divine Eagle. He has no choice but to agree, and you gain another powerful weapon. Then you exchange and observe each other's magical abilities, gaining even more supernatural powers. Why insist on such idiotic plot points? The author clearly doesn't have a good grasp of storytelling, and this is bound to flop.
It'll most likely involve entering the palace; it won't be good. I'm just writing whatever comes to mind, my brain isn't working properly. 😒😒😒😒
Chapter Two is extremely poisonous; this is my fourth reading. The three major dantian settings are extremely poisonous, and I feel almost no connection to them.
Another issue is that the overpowered abilities are too much, and the protagonist doesn't know how to use them, turning what should be a thrill into a liability and significantly diminishing the anticipation.
You're making it more and more hopeless. Are you watching a show? Killing off Wen Zhong so quickly! How does the protagonist want to die? So many magical treasures! A top-grade innate spiritual treasure against a celestial being! Even refining the spiritual treasure's forbidden barrier requires a massive amount of time! Can't you be a little more patient?