Fengshen: We Agreed You’d Be a Tyrant—Why Did You Become the Human Emperor for Ages?

Investiture of the Gods: Didn’t You Say I’d Be a Fatuous Ruler? How Did I Become the Eternal Human Sovereign?

[Primordial era · Investiture of the Gods · Human Sovereign · Delusion-flow · Comedy · Pretending to be a pig to eat the tiger · Fatuous ruler]

After transmigrating to the moment right after the poem in the Nuwa Shrine, he becomes King Zhou. Yin Shou panics a little. Where’s the system? Where’s the cheat? This is Investiture of the Gods—what good would running the realm diligently do?

Yin Shou decides to just lie flat!

Isn’t it enough to be a fatuous ruler? Isn’t that just being lost in wine, women, luxury, and debauchery? …Who can’t do that?

“Su Hu, send Su Daji to Chaoge at once!”

“Imperial Preceptor Shen, I hear your connections are wide… would you mind introducing the Three Xiao Immortals to this humble king?”

“Grand Preceptor, I also want to learn daoist arts from Lady Jin Ling!”

“Nezha, why aren’t you calling me father yet!”

“Yang Jian, I’m also your father!”

……

Yin Shou walks farther and farther down the road of the fatuous ruler, but the fate of Great Shang unexpectedly rises instead of falling, and the human sovereign power within him gradually awakens—his words can determine life and death, his speech can raise fortune, and a single decree can confer gods of the human race!

“Weren’t we saying I’d be a fatuous ruler… how did I become the eternal human sovereign?”