The Chosen One on the Investiture of the Gods

Generally speaking, a woman would go to such great lengths, even offending the emperor, only to abandon her altruistic tendencies and enjoy a perfect life.

Don't get hung up on exactly how much money was spent on Jiang Ziya. Song Yiren was wealthy and incredibly generous; the original text mentions spending far more. As for the tavern, the original text describes it as follows: "[Ziya said, "I am deeply grateful for your kindness and support, brother. I have been unlucky and have accomplished nothing, which I truly regret!"

As for weapons, it's best to use a spear or a halberd.

It's very wordy, and there are too many coincidences. You're supposed to be a time traveler, but you act like you know nothing. It's really speechless. You could just say you're from the Shang Dynasty. The way you wrote it, I don't know how to read it; the logic is completely flawed.

If you can get to ten chapters, you can basically continue reading. The main character, the girl-next-door type, is written too awkwardly; I personally don't like this kind of plot, but I can't deny the book itself is good. Goodbye, good book.

That's it! So childish.

The author Huang Minghe's previous pseudonym was "Poor Daoist Yingge Jie," which I haven't read. According to the book's readers, the author's character isn't great, and some even call him an old eunuch. 🙂🙂🙂 Huang Minghe seems to be the author!

Which powerful immortal would willingly go to heaven to be someone else's dog? It's the protagonist who's so awesome, he happily goes to be one. Dogs need to be trained to obey, but the protagonist doesn't need to be trained at all. That's too lowly.

It has the flavor of traditional Investiture of the Gods, with more updates and more content, guaranteed to be a hit. Investing, monthly pass, recommended to

The plot is terrible, and aside from the jokes, there's absolutely nothing else that's enjoyable.