The Han Dynasty Investiture of the Gods

Ying Zheng: "Haotian, you have cut off the fortune of the Ying clan and destroyed my Great Qin. You and I are sworn enemies."

Haotian: "The human way follows its own course, while the heavenly way is unpredictable. Your Ying clan's fate has run its course. The time has come for a new dynasty to replace the old."

Back then, Jiang Ziya stood on the Investiture Platform and appointed 356 righteous gods. Fearing his prestige among the gods, the Celestial Court deliberately left him off the list. Poor Jiang Ziya could only remain at the Source of Light after his death, a wandering ghost with nowhere to go.

But what Jiang Ziya did not know was that the investiture had also silently cut off the fortune of the human realm, leaving it without immortals for thousands of years.

Now that the realm had been unified, the Jade Emperor's original intention was to win the human world over through peace. But Ying Zheng defied his decree, enraging Haotian. He sent down the fortune of five true dragons and decided to change the dynasty, ordering Zhang Zifang to carry the Wordless Heavenly Book and appoint the worthy dead from the Shang and Zhou dynasties, as well as those who had fallen in battle before the early Han dynasty.

From then on, the human realm once again descended into war, and the immortals of the Three Realms were drawn into the conflict. Guixu, the Netherworld, and the Celestial Court, the three great powers, began battling openly and in secret. The Dragon Kings of the Four Seas, primordial giants, and prehistoric divine beasts appeared one after another, igniting the greatest war in the Three Realms since the Shang and Zhou dynasties.