Buzhou Mountain is not only the passage connecting heaven and earth, but also the passage of power for the Three Emperors and Taiyi to govern the three realms of immortals, witches and demons. The Supreme Heaven of the Immortal Realm coveted the position of the Three Emperors, instigating the great witches to fight among themselves and destroying the Buzhou Mountain. The Three Emperors Taiyi, also the Taihuang, died trying to save the Buzhou Mountain. Fortunately, he still controlled the nine reincarnations, and the soul was able to fall into the reincarnation. Unfortunately, he could not return to his throne after four lives. After Supreme Heaven came to power, he reset the order of heaven and earth, stayed alone in the realm of Supreme Heaven, controlled the realm of earth, human realm and heaven controlled by Emperor Xuanming, and was always on guard against the sudden emergence of new forces. Jiu Ge begins with Journey to the East, telling the story of the fifth reincarnation of the Three Emperors Taiyi in the mainland of China, and the incarnation of Lu Mu, the third son of the Lu family in the Northern Empire. From a small spiritual cultivator, he and his companions went through ups and downs, from a spiritual person, a spiritual master, a spiritual master, a spiritual king, a spiritual emperor, a spiritual saint, a spiritual sect, and a spiritual god all the way to the spiritual emperor. They not only punished evil and promoted good, but also cured diseases and saved people. Under various opportunities, they finally found their own homes and became immortals.
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