We prove a generalization of the algebraic version of Tian conjecture. Precisely, for any smooth strictly increasing function \(g:\mathbb {R}\rightarrow \mathbb {R}_{>0}\) with \(\textrm{log}\circ g\) convex, we define the \(\textbf{H}^g\) -invariant on a Fano variety X generalizing the \(\textbf{H}\) -invariant introduced by Tian–Zhang–Zhang–Zhu and show that \(\textbf{H}^g\) admits a unique minimizer. Such a minimizer will induce the g-optimal degeneration of the Fano variety X, whose limit space admits a \(g'\) -soliton. We present an example of Fano threefold which has the same g-optimal degenerations for any g.