The Heavenly Court: Beginning with the Investiture of the Gods

Lu Xingzhou had spent sixteen years since transmigrating, visiting five immortal sects and being turned away by every one of them. No spiritual root, no immortal bones, nothing but an ordinary mortal body: the legendary “three-nothing blacklisted nobody.” Until he sought out that Taoist priest again: the same man who had freeloaded at his home for seven days all those years ago, before Lu had finally swept him out the door. The Taoist priest gave him something he claimed was a “God-Sealing Pearl.” The priest said, “It’s all right. Not having a spiritual root doesn’t matter. “If there’s a road to immortal cultivation that we can’t take, we’ll cheat one into existence.” After hearing this, Lu Xingzhou decided to build a Heavenly Court. He would make those who sat in the clouds watching him climb the mountain look up at him instead. He would appoint the gods, divide the Three Realms, and establish the rules. But the first thing he had to do was beat up a good senior brother who could defeat Nascent Soul cultivators while only being at the Golden Core stage, all within three months. Why beat him up? Because Lu couldn’t win. But the rabbit told him to do it. And the consequences of refusing would be worse than getting beaten. #Cultivation Does Not Require Spiritual Roots #I Rule the Three Realms by Appointing the Gods #I’m Still a Mortal, but I’m Already Planning the Heavenly Court’s Organization Chart#