Investiture of the Gods: From the Start, I Set Out to Save the Jie Sect

Did the author change later?

If I were Tongtian, I would kill the protagonist and search his soul immediately. The red lotus root and green lotus leaves also represent the brotherhood among the Three Pure Ones. Don't be deceived by appearances; seeing is not always believing. In the primordial world, besides the Three Pure Ones, which brothers and sisters turned against each other?

Author, you probably haven't read *Investiture of the Gods*. If you had, you definitely wouldn't have said that about Duobao. Duobao was forcibly converted by Laozi. Your Quasi-Saint can't defeat a Saint, right? Even Kong Xuan couldn't defeat Zhunti; he became his mount. There are so many examples, why are you only focusing on Duobao? Have you forgotten about Dingguang Xian?

Honestly, I don't know where this rating came from. If you can't write one, go refer to others. Terrible.

The beginning is incoherent and the end is nonsensical. What kind of nonsense is written after the hundredth chapter?

Does the author even know what "meaningful" and "seemingly serious" mean?

Humans worship the Three Pure Ones, who represent three forms of humanity: Laozi is a hypocrite, Yuanshi is a true villain, and Tongtian is an ordinary person.

How did Shen Gongbao become a member of the Jie Sect?

It's obvious that the author changed the author, but please, even if you're the new author, take a look at the earlier parts. The writing is disjointed and difficult to read.

The subject matter is good and the logic is clear, but there's too much unnecessary dialogue. If it were edited, the score would be at least 9.0.