Investiture of the Gods: Please, Feel Free to Command Daji

Brilliant! The Three Sovereigns are our ancestors, why worship any gods? Ultimately, didn't the gods create us for their own benefit?

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Generosity in giving is enough to gather people; self-discipline is enough to win people's respect; magnanimity is enough to gain people's support; leading by example is enough to lead people. —The Qilin Sword

The Chosen One of the Gods

Go, Chosen One!

I eventually finished reading it. Although there were times when I thought about giving up due to the plot or writing style, I still read it to the end. In my personal opinion, there are still quite a few problems. After all, I'm not a professional commentator, so I can only offer my own perspective. Let's take the end of the Primordial Era chapter as a turning point: In terms of writing style: While the Primordial Era chapter isn't exceptional, it's still relatively good. The Endless Dimensions chapter uses a lot of colloquial language, such as "What?" And "Oh my god!" These expressions might not stand out in the characters' dialogue, but they feel a bit jarring in the narration and make the reading experience less comfortable. The descriptions of scenery in the Primordial Era chapter are indeed quite good, perhaps due to the initial enthusiasm for the book. The Endless Dimensions chapter, however, feels somewhat... Perfunctory (not offensive). In terms of plot: The Primordial Era arc uses the entire Primordial Era as its framework, which may be a relatively common plot, but it is indeed...

It sounds great.

I like listening to this.

A very insightful book, I love it!

The author possesses a rich imagination; may he soon achieve legendary status. A collection of anecdotes about ordinary people, the happy life of Scarface—the author, I admire you and wish to learn from you.