Conquest of the Gods: Summoning of Gods and Demons

After reading this novel, I checked it out and discovered that the weapons and images of various versions of Nezha are so different. Nezha in Journey to the West Nezha in The Romance of the Gods Nezha in Journey to the South

Our Lady of Guiling helped Emperor Yan pacify the Rong people in the west, and she went to the red world to defeat the Rong people in the west." This is from the hymn to Our Lady of Guiling in "The Romance of the Gods", describing her experience of assisting Emperor Yan to quell the rebellion of the Rong people in the west, and later becoming a disciple of the leader of the Tongtian Sect, and her achievements during the period of Emperor Yan ‌ The Holy Mother of the Turtle Spirit had become a Daluo Jinxian during the Yan Emperor's era. With the mysterious power of "hiding all things in her chest", she helped Emperor Yan conquer the Rong tribe (an ancient western tribe) and laid the foundation for the rule of the human race. In the poem, "Red Dust" refers to the mortal world, and "West Po Rong" refers to this battle.

Will it be updated soon after it's released? Did the author enter the palace?

• "The Legend of Sansui Pingyao": Luo Guanzhong in the late Yuan and early Ming Dynasty (later added by Feng Menglong in the Ming Dynasty) • "Journey to the West": Wu Chengen in the Ming Dynasty • "The Romance of the Gods": Ming Dynasty Xu Zhonglin (or Chen Zhonglin) • "Journey to the South": Ming Dynasty Yu Xiangdou • "Journey to the North": Ming Dynasty Yu Xiangdou • "Eastern Journey": Ming Dynasty Yang Erzeng • "Continued Journey to the West": Ming Dynasty Dong Shuo • "Ping Yao Zhuan": Ming Dynasty Luo Guanzhong • "Three Treasures Eunuchs in the West": Ming Dynasty Luo Maodeng • "Shushan Swordsman Biography": the Republic of China The Master of the Pearl Tower • "The Legend of the Shushan Swordsman": the Republic of China The Master of the Pearl Tower • "The Wizard of Oz": the Qing Dynasty Li Baichuan • "The Legend of the Eight Immortals Obtaining the Way": Qing Dynasty Shen Xin • "The Complete Biography of Shuo Yue": Qing Dynasty Qian Cai (Although it is based on historical background, it contains a lot of elements of gods and demons) • "The Story of Female Immortals": Ming Dynasty Lu Xiong (some elements of gods and demons) • "The Legend of Zhong Kui Killing Ghosts": Ming Dynasty Anonymous • "The Legend of the Mixed Tang Dynasty": Ming Dynasty Anonymous (some elements of gods and demons) • "The Legend of Emperor Zhenwu": Ming Dynasty Anonymous • "The Continuation of Fengshen Yanyi": Ming Dynasty Anonymous • "The Continuation of Fengshen Yanyi": Qing Dynasty Anonymous

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In a word, this is not something that ordinary authors can control The writing is too big and too complicated. I don't know what to write about. Let's raise it first. I hope I won't become a eunuch.

"Sou Shen Ji": Eastern Jin Dynasty Qian Bao "Records of Supplements": Eastern Jin Dynasty Wang Jia "Natural History": Western Jin Dynasty Zhang Hua "Youming Lu": Southern Song Dynasty Liu Yiqing "Xuanguai Lu": Tang Niu Sengru "Youyang Zazu": Tang Duan Chengshi "Xu Qixie Ji": Southern Dynasty Liang Wu Jun "Liu Yi Zhuan": Wei Cao Pi of the Three Kingdoms (doubtful) "Biography of Immortals": Eastern Jin Dynasty Ge Hong "Dong Ming Ji": Southern Liang Guo Xian "Shu Yi Ji": Southern Dynasty Liang Ren Fang "Xuanshi Zhi": Tang Zhang Du "Bo Yi Zhi": Tang Li Fuyan "Guang Yi Ji": Tang Dai Fu "Ji Shen Lu": Southern Tang Dynasty Xu Xuan "Taiping Guangji": Northern Song Dynasty compiled by Li Fang and others "Yi Jian Zhi": Southern Song Dynasty Hong Mai "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio": Qing Dynasty Pu Songling "Notes of Yuewei Thatched Cottage": Qing Dynasty Ji Yun "Zi Buyu": Qing Dynasty Yuan Mei "Sui Lu of Night Stories": Qing Dynasty He Bang'e "Er Food Record": Qing Dynasty Yuejun "The Wizard of Oz": Qing Dynasty Li Baichuan

I think it's okay, but it's half-literate in terms of written expression. It would be better if the written expression is simpler and the meaning is clearer.

Come on, come on, old book. Still updated?

It has been recommended in the discussion circle of summoning novels that I have read. I hope someone will read it.

The last time I looked at the Summoning of the Gods article, it seemed that it was the Summoning of the Gods 6 years ago. Unfortunately, I can't find the original version now.

Having summoned so many versions of Sun Wukong, why not summon Wuzhi Qi? Isn't this more powerful than Sun Wukong?

It's a bit similar to Dragon City Wolf Rider's Heroes of the Three Kingdoms summons

To this, we can also add "The Legend of Shushan Swordsman" by Huanzhulouzhu

The main premise is that Li Jing has never thought about enjoying wealth in the world, and he agreed to Ren Deng asking him to give up being an official. Moreover, at the end of Conferred God, he refused King Wu's enfeoffment, went into seclusion to practice Taoism, and finally became a saint in body together with Nezha, Yang Jian and others. Assuming that Shi Ji could tell whether a person had attained enlightenment or not, she knew that Li Jing could attain enlightenment, but she still wanted to talk to Master Du'e and force him down the mountain. As a result, Li Jing, who could have practiced Taoism in the mountains, was inexplicably involved in the Conferred God War. If Shi Ji couldn't judge whether a person could attain enlightenment, then she didn't know whether Li Jing could attain enlightenment, but she came over to tell Du'e that Li Jing couldn't attain enlightenment, and drove him down the mountain to enjoy the wealth of the world. It also indirectly caused Li Jing to be involved in the Conferred God War. Shi Ji himself knew clearly about the Conferred God War and the Shang Dynasty's destruction of Zhou Xing, but he inexplicably forced Li Jing down the mountain and arranged for him to become an official in the Shang Dynasty. No matter how you look at it, you are trying to harm him intentionally.

Okay, okay, I just like a hodgepodge, I hope the author can hold on and don't write too much.

Author, I really recommend that you create a separate chapter for character introduction in the future to explain that placing it in the main text will affect the perception and plot coherence.