The Great Heavenly King of the Investiture of the Gods
封神大天王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 798k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 10y ago
- English
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Xianxia You Can Sink Your Teeth Into
There's plenty to enjoy here, so let's share!
Top Immortal Grass Picks, No Heartbreakers
Mainly classical xianxia, along with Primordial Chaos, Investiture of the Gods, Journey to the West, Shu Mountain, Mortal Cultivation, and Western fantasy. I also like leisurely farming stories and relatively rigorous historical transmigration novels.
Starting From the Apocalypse
The first time I encountered web novels, I became hopelessly addicted. Then I read everything, constantly, without knowing what legitimate editions were or who the authors were. If I found it through a search, I read it. Eventually I learned about the authors. I followed Yun Tiankong at the time, then Sanshao, whom I still remember, followed by Skeleton Elf, I Eat Tomatoes, Meng Ru Shenzhi, Chen Dong… The more novels I read, the less ordinary beginner-level wish-fulfillment stories could satisf
Completed Classics and Great New Reads in Mythical Cultivation, Primordial Chaos, and Investiture of the Gods
This list is devoted to Primordial World stories and similar novels, with the Primordial World as their main setting. It's meant to offer fellow readers a feast of primordial-themed fiction, with something for every taste. These are books I've read and enjoyed. The list includes classics that are complete as well as newer books that are still worth reading. I won't cover books that have been removed, abandoned, or censored. There are also many stories based on Journey to the West, so they aren'
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All the Books I've Read
Most of the books I’ve read over the past decade or so are here. There are a few that aren’t from Qidian, though not many, such as Realm of the Firmament, The Invincible Saint, Burning Heaven, and The Great Emperor of the Starry River (I didn’t finish it). Some have also been taken down, like The Young Noble’s Young Master, A Peerless Hero, Wind and Moon Continent, and Warcraft Sword Saint Across the World.
My Personal Picks
These are books I love. They have none of that harem nonsense or protagonists who sleep around. They hold on to human understanding, principles, and moral boundaries!
Classic Xianxia and Swordplay
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The cultivation stages are: Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Core Formation... Also, some of the more famous second-generation disciples of the Jie Sect only reached Core Formation; I'm truly grateful for that. Readers can read it if they're comfortable with that.
I read this a long time ago; it's probably the best book about Li Jing.
Your Foundation Establishment level is as awesome as a Golden Immortal. If you were truly at the Foundation Establishment level, you would have died hundreds of times over. 😰😰😰😰😰
I read it several years ago. This book is probably the best account of Li Jing.
It's a real pity I didn't see this book before.
[Review] Good book
I've finally finished reading it! A rare gem in the fantasy genre!
I'd like to ask who Zhang Chuchen is in the movie?
The Shang Dynasty didn't have paper; how could the author make such a basic mistake?
The book is quite nice, but the cover is just too silly.
I suddenly remembered this novel I read before. I remember giving up on it because it was discontinued, but when I looked for it again, it was complete! Unbelievable!