Twins

The blue sky pavilions are filled with noisy singing and dancing day and night, and the soot-filled surface is full of mourning. People are divided into three, six, and nine, and all things are strong and respected. . . . Born or born evil, nobility is at the top, and mediocrity is at the bottom. Charity after exploitation is mercy, anger after being unwilling to give up is sin. The vast world cannot allow the evil Buddha to cover the sky, and the bright universe cannot be blown away by ghosts and gods. God is unfair, a bloody road goes straight to the ninth level, where you kill ghosts when you meet them, and you kill gods when you meet gods. . . Humans are not flesh and blood, and gods are not swords. An ancient battle, all in the twin worlds. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.