Wasn't This Supposed to Be Investiture of the Gods? What Is This Supreme Primordial World?

After transmigrating into the vast prehistoric world, he finds himself in Chentang Pass from the start.

Good news: The protagonist’s halo is fully loaded.

Bad news: He was promised the ability to see the future, but this Investiture of the Gods seems a little off.

In this upgraded prehistoric world, with gods and immortals taking turns on the stage, what path should a tiny chess piece take?

The Investiture of the Gods: The Zhou rise and the Shang fall; Heaven’s order is established, and peace reigns across the four seas.

The spirit monkey is born, and the Journey to the West begins; humanity’s order is restored, and a new age dawns.

Years later, with Heaven well governed and the prehistoric world thriving, the Great Heavenly Venerable Han Sheng finally put it this way:

“As for the prospects of Heaven’s Star Lords, they depend on personal cultivation, but you also have to take the greater course of Heaven into account.”

“If it weren’t for that, how could someone like me, a transmigrator, have become the person in charge of Mount Spirit’s Journey to the West project?”

“Of course, as long as you don’t work yourself to death, you should still work yourself to the bone!”

“One merit point can stump even a Great Arhat! For a brighter future, everyone in Heaven, get to work and keep striving toward a better prehistoric world!”

This book is also known as: “This Investiture of the Gods Doesn’t Feel Right,” “This Was Supposed to Be the Investiture of the Gods, So Why Is It the Prehistoric World?” and “Investiture of the Gods: Revamping Heaven’s Star Lords.”

P.S. An unconventional prehistoric fantasy, starting with the Investiture of the Gods and moving on to the Journey to the West, before reaching the myriad heavens of mythology.

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