Investiture of the Gods: I, King Zhou, Herd Corpses and Was Exposed by Nuwa
Chapter 478

A Choice in Humiliation: Leading the Horse and Attending the Stirrups

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Looking at Jiang Ziya, they found Jiang Ziya sitting in the carriage with his eyes slightly lowered, as if he were about to fall asleep.

Ji Chang's face turned ashen.

This guy, relying on the support of the Chan Sect, has become so arrogant? This is intolerable!

At this moment, his eyes were slightly red, his body was trembling, and he could no longer control his killing intent.

What does this mean?

This means that the Chan Sect looks down on him, the Antarctic Immortal looks down on him, and all the gods and Buddhas in the heavens look down on him.

He was somewhat desperate. If he didn't rely on the gods and Buddhas, how could Xiqi overthrow the Yin Shang?

The problem is, what good will relying on them do? They despise themselves and Xiqi so much; even if they overthrow the entire Yin Shang, won't Xiqi still just be a puppet?

The path to Xiqi seemed to have been exhausted, and at this moment he felt unparalleled despair and a chilling pain that pierced his heart.

How could all the gods and Buddhas in the heavens be so hateful?

Marquis Ji Chang of the West, looked up at the sky.

But then he saw that there seemed to be many gods and Buddhas in the sky, staring intently at him, their eyes filled with endless mockery.

Those gods and Buddhas seemed to be waiting for him to make a choice.

Either give up completely, treating dignity like cattle or horses, and in doing so, invite Jiang Ziya back to Xiqi, and in doing so, invite all the gods and Buddhas back to Xiqi as well.

From this point on, Xiqi will become a complete puppet.

If he sticks to his principles and his integrity, refusing to ride in the carriage, he won't receive the help of all the gods and Buddhas, and naturally he won't be a match for the Yin Shang. What should he choose?

If he were to submit to Jiang Ziya on this day, becoming Jiang Ziya's servant and the servant of all the gods and Buddhas, what right would he have to be the Human Emperor in the future?

If he submits today, it means he has no right to be the Human Emperor or the future king.

If he doesn't do it, how can he gain the support of those powerful beings?

At this moment, the image of that young Human Emperor of Chaoge seemed to reappear in his mind.

If that young Human Emperor were here, what would Human Emperor do? Faced with such a dilemma, what choice would he make?

A deep meaning involuntarily surfaced in Ji Chang's heart.

If that guy were here.

If Jiang Ziya dared to be so arrogant, he'd probably be slapped away with a single blow, right?

If any of the gods and Buddhas dared to show such a mocking expression to the Human Emperor, they would probably be subjected to a torrent of abuse from him.

Even Saint were subjected to a torrent of abuse by the Human Emperor, so naturally, gods and Buddhas were not spared.

Perhaps Jiang Ziya would have already become a cowardly rat in his presence?

At this moment, Marquis Ji Chang of the West, felt a deep sense of powerlessness, and also sensed the malice and scheming of the gods and Buddhas filling the sky.

I also realized just how much wisdom the Human Emperor possessed.

Both Xiqi Marquis Ji Chang of the West, sensed such a profound scheme.

Chaoge and the Human Emperor, who were at the center of the vortex, were naturally subjected to a thousand times more schemes.

However, even amidst this vortex, the Human Emperor still led the Yin Shang to forge a remarkable path.

It must be said that the Human Emperor was terrifyingly powerful.

So what should Ji Chang do?

Today, once you become Jiang Ziya's servant, it means you will be a servant for all eternity, and you will lose face in the future, even if you have defeated that tyrant.

He no longer had the face to be the Human Emperor, nor the face to rule the Human Clan.

What should he do?

So what should we do?

Marquis Ji Chang of the West, looked up at the sky and saw that it was extremely oppressive and gloomy, giving people an indescribable sense of oppression.

It seemed to be pressing down on him, making it hard for him to breathe.

His breathing became increasingly labored, his body trembled more and more, and his heart was filled with turbulent emotions.

The incredibly oppressive and uncomfortable feeling gave him the illusion that he was about to explode.

He took a deep breath, closed his eyes, and looked up to feel the oppressive feeling in the air.

A light drizzle began to fall from the grey sky.

The cold rain lashed his face, making him feel a strange kind of mockery.

It felt like the whole world was oppressing him.

This feeling is becoming increasingly intense.

But Marquis Ji Chang of the West, who was standing still, finally let out a long sigh.

That damned God.

This shitty world.

Marquis Ji Chang of the West took a deep breath, then turned his head to look at Jiang Ziya inside.

"Sir, since you wish to see my sincerity, then I will demonstrate it to you."

"Sir, you may simply sit high in the carriage; I will lead the horse and set off for you."

"I hope you, sir, can come out of retirement and help me."

These words immediately surprised everyone present.

Everyone's eyes turned red.

What kind of person was Ji Chang? What was his status? He was the ruler of Xiqi, a great sage of Xiqi.

This is the future emperor of the Human Clan.

How could you let someone else's horse fall off its stool?

This is absolutely unacceptable.

Immediately, a group of people swarmed around them.

They would never allow Ji Chang to do such a thing.

What difference would it make if Jiang Ziya were gone?

They were still able to contend with the Yin Shang.

They simply refused to believe that without this so-called Jiang Ziya, their Xiqi would not be a match for the Yin Shang.

He's nothing but a rustic country bumpkin, a petty man who fools others; how could he possibly be worthy of a great sage from Xiqi holding his horse and pulling his stirrups?

"Father, this is unacceptable, absolutely unacceptable!"

"Why don't I take your place?"

Upon hearing this, Marquis Ji Chang of the West, turned cold.

"Get lost!"

Ji Fa was slightly taken aback, wondering why his father would utter such vulgar and offensive words.

Everyone was taken aback.

What's wrong with you, my lord?

Could it be that this damned guy drove her insane?

Ji Chang sighed deeply.

"My son, my dear son--------"

"With your words, I am already completely satisfied!"

"Listen to your father's every word; you must not pull this carriage under any circumstances."

"You are of noble birth and destined for greatness, with Wushuang destiny. In the future, you will sit on a high throne and unify the world."

How can I let you pull the carriage?

He murmured to himself, a kind look in his eyes.

Tears were already welling up in her eyes.

With trembling hands, she raised them and gently stroked her son's handsome face.

He said, trembling:

"Son, today you must stand tall and follow your father, just watch over him."

"You must remember what happened today, and you must not interfere. Even if I die from exhaustion, you must not interfere."

"Just keep watching."

Upon hearing this, Ji Fa immediately burst into tears.

The father seemed to be implying something.

My father said he was of noble birth.

She'd rather pull the carriage herself than let him.

What kind of divine grace is this?

Ji Fa was clearly in tears.

"Good!"

"Your subject will only watch!"

He stood ramrod straight, gripping his body tightly, and quietly observed the scene before him.

Seeing Ji Chang's bulky figure, he pulled on the reins and slowly moved forward.

But for some reason, the horse was acting very unruly today.

Marquis Ji Chang of the West tried to pull and tug at the horse, but it refused to move forward and just dawdled along.

After walking for only a short while, Marquis Ji Chang of the West, was already exhausted.

To be honest, he knew absolutely nothing about the art of horsemanship.

He was so focused on dragging and pulling that the carriage moved extremely slowly.

Many ministers followed closely behind, watching intently.

Almost everyone broke down in tears.

The obese Ji Chang led his horse step by step, struggling to move forward.

He was panting heavily and looked dazed.

Ji Fa, standing behind him, stared at everything before him with tears in his eyes and bloodshot gaze.

Watching his father struggle to walk forward with all his might.

After walking another hundred or two steps, Marquis Ji Chang of the West, was clearly beginning to tremble.

He had just carried Jiang Ziya for a long time along a mountain path and was exhausted.

Now he is relying on his brute strength to control his warhorse.

It was clearly no longer able to hold on.

Most importantly, his mind had already become extremely twisted.

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