Primordial Chaos: Tearing Up the Investiture of the Gods at the Start
Chapter 53

A Peerlessly Savage Weapon, the God-Slaying Spear

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Tongtian, who was cultivating cross-legged, could not help the twitch at the corner of his mouth.

He had never imagined that his useless system actually had a timed reminder function.

Good grief, that was seriously impressive.

He had already known that, although the matter with Nezha had temporarily drawn to a close, the Primordial Heavenly Venerable's Chan Sect would never let it rest.

But there were far too many people and events involved in the Investiture of the Gods. Even Tongtian could not just happen to uncover the Chan Sect's schemes at a moment's notice.

Yang Jian and Nezha had only caught his attention because those two figures were so important.

Moreover, they had been the best-known figures in Tongtian's previous life, so he had subconsciously kept them in mind.

He could not do the same for all the others.

What Tongtian had not expected was that the useless system that had transmigrated alongside him possessed such a powerful function.

He had originally thought the system would only appear when he personally witnessed something and faced a crisis.

Yet even for events he knew nothing about, the system would appear directly as long as they could significantly affect the future.

Good. This is absolutely wonderful!

Tongtian could not help bursting into laughter.

So what if you're powerful, Primordial Heavenly Venerable?

Unfortunately for you, I'm a cheater. Save yourself the trouble of trying to beat me.

With the Great Dao Choice System's prompt, however, Tongtian also began slowly recalling the details concerning Di Xin's three children.

There was no need to discuss the third son, Wu Geng.

The important one was the eldest, Yin Jiao. He seemed to have become Guangchengzi's disciple, and Jiang Ziya had later appointed him the Tai Sui God, Lord of the Year, during the Investiture of

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