Investiture of the Gods: From the Start, I Tell Stories of the Nine Dragons Pulling a Coffin, and Nezha Is Born Early

Even if the dragon race is weak, there are still some Grand Luo Golden Immortals among them. You call them nothing but insignificant mudfish. If they hadn't been there during the Dragon-Han Calamity, their ashes would have been gone with you.

I suspect the author hasn't read the *Covering the Sky* trilogy. But the peak of the Human Path is equivalent to the late-stage Mahayana realm in the mortal realm of a cultivation world. How can someone suppress all realms when they haven't even reached the Immortal Realm? It's a weakened, low-budget version of the Primordial World, isn't it?

The beginning was alright, but when you heard "little girl," it started making things up. I bet you yourself don't even know what you're writing! Hongjun has a daughter, so who is her mother? You just randomly change things up. I kept listening until chapter 120 and then gave up. What is all this nonsense? The saints have nothing better to do than listen to your storytelling!

Can the protagonist reach Flower Fruit Mountain, find the Heaven-Mending Stone, and infuse it with his own energy? Will the cultivation technique he uses in the air undergo another transformation? Will it transform Wukong into a chaotic body, like the myriad paths of cultivation techniques?

I read two chapters and didn't find anything to do with socialist values. There's no sense of benevolence or morality either. The killing of Ao Bing is basically dragon slaying, which is essentially trampling on our Chinese totem. I suspect it's a novel written with dirty money, full of wicked intentions.

Storytelling style. Even a weakling wouldn't qualify.

I didn't quite understand it from the start.

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