Investiture of the Gods: I Refuse to Be the Huian Walker

During the Investiture of the Gods, fortune and misfortune go hand in hand. Some willingly put their names on the list, while others try to escape the calamity. Innate talent is a shackle. Becoming a god or an immortal is merely a sliver of life force wrested from Heaven. After transmigrating as Mu Zha, the second son of Li Jing of Chentang Pass and a prized disciple of Puxian Zhenren, one of the Twelve Golden Immortals, all he has to do is follow the proper course, join his masters in expounding the Heavenly Dao, and go with the will of Heaven. Then he can become a god while keeping his physical body, and still roam freely between Heaven and Earth. Mu Zha says he’s as steady as they come. There’s absolutely no need to stir up trouble. “Ding! You’ve successfully educated your third younger brother and changed part of the fate of the Demon Pill. Reward: Immortal Slaying Sword Diagram.” “...” “Expounding the Heavenly Dao and fate, embracing a desire to help others, and helping fellow disciples of the Three Teachings develop the right values: we cannot shirk our duty!” “Pilgrim Hui’an? I’m not becoming a monk!!!”