The Whole World Has Entered the Age of the Investiture of the Gods, but I've Read the Script!

To be honest, I think even if you've seen the plot of Investiture of the Gods, it's useless. The differences between people in it are greater than the differences between a person and a dog. Besides, you can't avoid these kinds of calamities. Zhao Gongming is much stronger than the Twelve Golden Immortals, yet he still died because he was destined to. There's absolutely nothing you can do.

Eighteen years have passed, and the first place I went to was the Investiture of the Gods Realm. I haven't been to any other martial arts worlds? You're just making this up.

The classic protagonist being ridiculed at the beginning seems a bit outdated. And if the protagonist starts with the Investiture of the Gods dungeon, does that mean he won't go to other dungeons later? If he only goes to other dungeons after the Investiture of the Gods dungeon, isn't it just a smooth sweep? If the protagonist hasn't been to other dungeons before, there's no need for him to go later. So what's the point of the dungeon setting in this novel?

I just read the first few chapters. He died from poisoning, and King Zhou offered incense. A crow flew in without anyone noticing, and then flew away right under Nuwa's nose. They're talking about how powerful the Investiture of the Gods is, with crows flying everywhere! 🤭

The recently popular dungeon-crawling strategy is fine, but it doesn't need to be written using techniques from ten years ago. It really gives you the feeling of traveling back to around 2010. 😎

I was turned off after reading the first chapter. The premise was very appealing, but everyone already has a prophet cheat, and then you have to add a witness cheat to the game... If you're using the prophet to develop your character, I'd think it's pretty good, but having to add another cheat is just too boring. This is just my personal opinion, and I had to get it off my chest.

The entire book is shocking, disdainful, and contemptuous; I haven't seen such a Renaissance book in a long time.

This book is utterly idiotic. I never readily belittle others, but I just can't help it now.

In the scene where Nezha wreaks havoc in the East Sea, the protagonist tells Li Jing that he will take Nezha to the East Sea. No sooner has he left than he causes a catastrophe. The protagonist claims it's a conspiracy by the Chan Sect, and Li Jing firmly believes him, never suspecting the protagonist's involvement. The Dragon Clan and Li Jing suspected the Chan Sect, but never questioned the protagonist—this is highly illogical.

The protagonist is selfish and self-serving, with no sense of family, country, or the importance of preserving his race. Even if he succeeds, he'll just be a separatist warlord from the old society. This book is not worth reading; its values ​​are problematic.