A Thousand Years of Qi Refining, Only to Discover I’m in Investiture of the Gods!
练气千年，方知是封神！
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- 723k Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Xuanhuan
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- 1y ago
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The bad news is it's a Frankenstein's monster; the good news is that it's sewn together strangely well.
The title is "Investiture of the Gods," the names of the magical weapons seem to suggest the Shushan sect, and the supernatural powers and techniques seem to be from "Journey to the West." But upon closer inspection of the plot, isn't this just "The Smiling, Proud Wanderer"?
The "extra ingredients" version is almost finished 🤣
Is the protagonist's "merit" truly meritorious? Is summoning gods in the mortal realm a one-time event, or can the summoning continue as long as the task isn't completed? The protagonist is weak, yet he forcibly chooses a 5-star quest, and the person who issued the quest gets killed, and the protagonist still gets merit 😰. I don't understand. Did the gods let you have a trip?
That's a bit far-fetched. The protagonist has so many more stats than a regular outer disciple, and he can't even pass a 2.5-Star mission. How did the other disciples survive their first mission? Did they just lie still and wait for time to pass?
Why do sects force sects to respond to divine intervention?
Judging from how sects treat their new disciples, using spirit possession as a standard for judgment, what benefits does this bring to the sects? 1. As sects from the upper realm, what needs do they have from the lower realm? Don't talk about expanding influence; the world is vast and boundless, with ample room for development.
The arrow that Nezha shot at Shiji Boy carried a heavy karmic burden, one that even the Sage Tongtian couldn't bear.
Having seen so many extraordinary protagonists, seeing this one now and feeling resentful about the difference in how others treat him before and after makes me feel incredibly uncomfortable.
Is cultivating Qi in the Investiture of the Gods really that difficult? In the original novel, everyone was equipped with magical treasures and became invincible within ten or twenty years.
Cao Clan Association gathering!
The legacy of Cao Cao 😃
Since the sect has arranged for a divine summoning, there must be benefits involved, and there must be requirements for completing the summoning task. In other words, at least most of the mortals' prayers should be fulfilled. But what happened? A simple two-line task could kill the immortals in the eyes of mortals. What kind of fool would continue to worship so-called gods?