Simultaneous Transmigration: Starting with Investiture of the Gods, Journey to the West, and Liaozhai!

Therefore, the Zhou Dynasty, which supported slavery, came into being.

The supreme ruler in the Journey to the West world is Taishang. The supreme ruler in the Investiture of the Gods world is Hongjun. The supreme ruler in the Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio world is the Jade Emperor. By the way, isn't this a legitimate version of *Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio*? It shouldn't be a *Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio* disguised as *A Chinese Ghost Story*.

In the novel *Investiture of the Gods*, you can refer to its darker style. That period was still under slave rule; those with status and position lived in cities, while the outside were inhabited by savages. Due to the abundance of resources, the situation was essentially like that in *Journey to the West*: countless demons and monsters roamed the mountains.

This one is much better than the last one. Maybe it's because the Lin Yuan in the last one didn't give me a very good impression. He was so timid before, but turned into a brute as soon as he got the Diamond Fruit. The change was too abrupt, and he had a kind of smug arrogance. In this one, each Lin Yuan has his own characteristics; they're not all just one-dimensional diamond monkeys.

In the world of Investiture of the Gods, anything can be collected. The heavens and stars are open, and every day is filled with the pure essence of the sun and moon. The earth's energy is diverse; if you can imagine it, it exists. Before the gods were enfeoffed, everything was in a state of unregulated existence. People fought over innate spiritual treasures.

The author switches between different worlds in their writing, lacking any sense of focus or hierarchy. It's a headache to read without any real engagement; no wonder they delete book reviews.

Since there are protagonists in both Investiture of the Gods and Journey to the West, please don't write Journey to the West as a timeline of Investiture of the Gods. Firstly, there's already an Investiture of the Gods world, so there's no need for a similar one. Secondly, Investiture of the Gods is indeed trying to piggyback on Journey to the West.

I haven't watched it yet, I'll ask first. It's already a mess if it's considered aiding and abetting evil.

The characters in *Investiture of the Gods* are so out of place! *Journey to the West* at least had a goal of peace between humans and demons, *Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio* aimed to save the world, Erlang Shen (from *The Legend of the Condor Heroes*) fought for the survival and status of humanity, Gao Wu (from *The Legend of the Condor Heroes*) had a place and interests for humans in the…

Transmigrating to the Investiture of the Gods and running around everywhere, impressive! Knowing perfectly well that immortals and demons in this world don't care about mortals, and that you could die if you're not careful, what kind of intelligence is that!