You Were Supposed to Confer Godhood, So Why Did You Make Yourself the Jade Emperor?

I suddenly remembered that joke. Jiang Ziya appointed all the gods except for the Jade Emperor, intending to give it to himself. Later, when someone asked him why the position was still empty, he replied that it was already taken. Then, suddenly, Zhang Youren appeared. Another version of the story is that after all the divine positions were distributed, they realized they had forgotten to appoint one for themselves.

The rest of the writing was alright, but Bai Yuyan, a character who was nobody, kept jumping around and ruining the viewing experience.

According to the synopsis, it's more like a supernatural slave contract than a list of deities. That's not the problem. The problem is that whoever holds the list is a slave owner, and whoever is listed is a slave. The protagonist, however, puts himself on the list, essentially writing his name in the slave category. What's the point?

I proclaimed myself the Heavenly Emperor, but does that mean I can become one simply by bestowing the title? How foolish!

First, this book was really good before it was published. It had some flaws, but you could tolerate them. It also corrected typos. So there were quite a few comments before it was released. However, the timing of your release wasn't ideal for the pacing of your book. It lacked that climax, that irresistible climax that kept readers hooked and unable to sleep.

The book on Dharma Imagery has become increasingly less enjoyable since I joined the Chan Sect.

The author seemed increasingly rushed in his writing, suddenly going into seclusion for a century. This book was supposed to be a mix of farming, leveling up, and conquering. The author, in his haste to finish, has written it down to the level of a rambling, amateurish novel. With this mindset, has the author considered why the book flopped?

This book is merely a fantasy born from the lingering resentment of Jiang Ziya after he lost his divine position as the Jade Emperor, was ostracized, and died in despair. You agree, right, Jiang Wang, Taigong Wang?

Wasn't the Investiture of the Gods only created because the Heavenly Emperor wanted to accept it?

Have you ever been the Jade Emperor? Some of this is just random writing and assumptions.