What was a Xianxia/Mythological Cultivation novel with the main characters 'surnames of Feng, Jiang, Shi, Xu, Ye, Yin, Xu, and Da? There had to be management, transmigration, Cthulhu, Classic of Mountains and Seas, and otaku elements? Where can I watch it?

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This book was "The Primordial Investigator". The characters in it included: The male protagonist, Feng Xue, the unlucky male protagonist, who traveled through the Primordial Era and died again and again. The male protagonist, Jiang Cheng, the second ancestor of agriculture, died at the age of 15. He improved farming, invented the curved plow, created the prototype of the toilet bowl and water pipe system, and standardized the use of farm manure. The male protagonist, Shi Qing, was the ancestor of paper. He invented the art of making paper and gained merit from heaven. He died in the hands of a monk because he was guilty of possessing a treasure. This cultivator is suspected to be the Western Sect's Black Glove, and it is unknown whether he is dead or alive. The male protagonist, Xu Feng, was a branch of the royal family of the Xu Country. He was the ancestor of all schools of thought and the ancestor of literature and Taoism. He founded the academy and opened up enlightenment. He had seven unique skills in medicine, agriculture, agriculture, army, business and politics. His thirteen disciples had all become sages. The male protagonist, Ye Jing, was a direct descendant of the Ye family. He was a second-generation disciple of the Golden Cloud Sect. He was from the side branch of the Tribe of Severance. He created the method of Qi Refinement and died in the Heavenly Tribulation. The male protagonist, Yin Zishou, was the emperor of Great Shang. He was a constitutionalist monarch. He ruled the world with the people of the world and made a deal with the Western Religious Sect. At the age of 60, he passed the throne to his eldest son. He died calmly. The male protagonist, Xu Xian, was the number one traumatized doctor in Wulin City. At the age of twelve, he had defeated many masters in Wulin City. It seemed that it was easy to attract strange things. The female lead was Daji, a nine-tailed fox (little panda) who had obtained the spiritual opportunity of the human path and transformed. She had guarded the Xuanyuan Tomb for a thousand years and cultivated to the realm of a great demon. She was the concubine of Emperor Xin and the mother of the Crown Prince. The male partner was Yin Ziyou, the son of Emperor Xin and Daji. The Crown Prince of Great Shang had thirty-six study partners. The female partner was Kong Qiaoer, the granddaughter of Kong Xuan, the owner of the Eastern Treasure Pavilion. She loved art…The female partner was Xu Qin, the royal family of the Xu Country. She was a third-generation disciple of the Golden Cloud Sect. She liked to visit brothels and was the overlord of the capital. She had beaten up the nobles and cultivators of the same generation in the Xu Country. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. "The Primordial Investigator" by Zhai Nan. It is a Xianxia/Mythological Cultivation novel. It is managed. Time travel, Cthulhu, Classic of Mountains and Seas, and otaku elements. It has been completed and can be enjoyed without worry. [User recommendation: A book by an old author. The plot structure is as solid as ever.] The protagonist brought the board of the board game and nine antidotes of Meng Po soup into the Chaos and tried to survive... Although there was a cheat, due to the cheating setting of the system, he was often killed by the dice. As a result, when the story officially began, the fourth life had already died three times... This book was actually close to the infinite style. The time period of each life was different, causing the protagonist to face different environments and problems every time. It could be said that each life was equivalent to an independent novel with a different style. However, the antidote to Meng Po's soup and the setting of different time periods in the same world allowed the protagonist to inherit a part of the abilities/connections of his previous life every time he reincarnated, thus creating a unique continuity. It was a unique pleasure to read, similar to a well-made meat pigeon game (Every journey was a new beginning, but the previous one was not for nothing). There were a lot of elements that could be used to dissuade readers who did not like it. In addition, some people probably did not like the change in style caused by the change in worldview in each life. But for me, these are all advantages... I hope you will like this book.