Investiture of the Gods: Please Give Your Orders, Daji

I have only read more than 100 chapters so far, but I think it is very well written. I think I can continue to follow this book to see when it will end and whether there will be a perfect ending or a sad ending, whether man can conquer nature or destiny cannot be violated!

It feels great. There are some bugs, typos, etc., But overall the flaws are outweighed by the flaws. There are two main places that I appreciate. One is about the structure of the Fengshen world. I once wrote a 10,000-word paper on the "Ode to Shang" in the Book of Songs for the final semester, and I was very interested in the era of "ghosts and gods" in it. The teacher told us that Chinese people's respect for ghosts and gods rose in the Xia Dynasty, reached its peak in the Shang Dynasty, declined in the Zhou Dynasty, and even collapsed in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty. I have always been curious about this extreme belief. Even if I was told that merchants conquered ghosts and even sacrificed the entire country, this is still too abstract for me, because religion should penetrate into every aspect of life. At the same time, Xia, Shang and Zhou are also the source of Chinese culture. I really want to get close to this source and find a purer belief and pride that belongs to the Chinese people. For now, the study of Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties is still too superficial. The Great Shang described in this book does not look very "realistic", and it is difficult to distinguish it from other dynasties. However, the part about "ghosts and gods" is very vivid, so vivid that it has the charming and sentimental feeling of mountain ghosts and fairies in "Chu Ci". This makes me think that maybe there really is a business where humans, gods and ghosts rule together. The unfolding of the prehistoric worldview is also very interesting. Saints are also human beings. The world is made up of history, legends and classics, and it looks very culturally representative. With the development of archeology, there is some evidence that King Zhou may not be as bad as we thought. This book magnifies the fact that King Zhou was good at arguing in history. Second, the national spirit. The great merchants described in this book made me see the immortal spirit of struggle of the Chinese nation. Heaven moves vigorously, and gentlemen strive for self-improvement. As the only ancient civilization that has survived to this day, China has a profound and profound Chinese culture that has a long history. We should be moved, proud, and proud of this. This book uses several battles and events to vividly describe some "national character". United as one, fighting bravely, not afraid of sacrifice, etc. As the saying goes, my destiny is up to me and not God, so that's it. It is also a legend about the flood. In the Bible, God asked Noah to build a ship, and a small number of people escaped from the disaster. Our great Gun rested on the soil for nine days to control the flood. If it could not be cured, he asked his son Dayu to continue to control the water. Man will conquer the sky. It is also the sun. Western countries often believe that it is supreme and at least cannot be insulted. In China, Kuafu chased it and Houyi simply shot it down. The truth is, there is endless joy in fighting against the sky, the earth, and people, transforming nature to adapt to me, and creating all things to nourish people. The so-called theory of evolution means that the environment around me evolves to satisfy me. I like the relationship between man and God in the book. Let alone the theocratic party, at least God has to serve the people. The author's distinction between the two concepts of human emperor and emperor is shocking, but it is unexpected and reasonable. Another thing, the original Jie Jiao Xian really made me unhappy. This book made me feel comfortable. There are quite a few problems in the book. First of all, I think, isn't the text a bit off topic? I came in with the idea of ​​watching foxes. There are also a bunch of other problems, such as various names being spelled wrong, characters suddenly disappearing, the plot being incoherent, the timeline being confusing, there being too much water, and cultural "common sense" being wrong... Overall, it's very enjoyable and I like it very much.

If you haven't seen it yet, you should run away! Don't look! Don't look at it! The adjectives are repeated over and over again, and the five or six words in a chapter are one word at a time, and the ones who talk more are more. Basically, every time they speak, they are one word at a time. The more awkward it is, the more awkward it is! The author also seems to have changed midway. The magic weapon is snatched away and then appears inexplicably in the other person's hand. This is repeated several times for a magic weapon! The names of people and places are always written backwards!

If you put aside the history and just read it as a novel, I think it's good👍

The writing is average, the thinking is too childish and full of loopholes. It is recommended that you write books after you are an adult.

Brilliantly written

The protagonist of this book is really unreasonable and disgusting. He is so unreasonable and forces people to wake up from their slumber. He uses verbal threats and does not have the most basic things in life. He is still called the Emperor of Humanity.

It's a bit diarrhea, the writing is a bit messy, and I always forget what I wrote before. The most obvious example is that the protagonist has clearly made Tongtian reach the Hunyuan Wujidao saint through what he saw in the future, but the next chapter is still at the peak of the saint. I call him an expert 666

The plot is average, but the main point is that the writing is very bad, and the adjectives used in the speech are only one word, and the words are "hahaha". The plot is not coherent. It is a quasi-sage at the beginning and a half-step quasi-sage at the end. It is not recommended to watch.

It can be said that it would be great to see the end of the prehistoric world. In the later period, people who simply don't know what to do with it are not serious about it. There is a goal in the early stage and it will directly collapse in the later stage. Therefore, I recommend readers to just read the early stage of the prehistoric world. Personally, I think the early stage of the prehistoric world is the highlight of the book.