Da Qin: Starting from the Ten Worlds of Yingkong

The Ten Dharma Realms, a Buddhist term, divides the Buddha and all living beings into ten Dharma Realms. The ten realms are: Hell Dharma Realm, Hungry Ghost Dharma Realm, Animal Dharma Realm, Asura Dharma Realm, Human Dharma Realm, Heaven Dharma Realm, Sravaka Dharma Realm, Pratyekabuddha Dharma Realm, Bodhisattva Dharma Realm and Buddha Dharma Realm. The first six items are the Six Mortals, and the last four are the Four Saints. Together they are called the Six Mortals and the Four Saints. And among the ten realms of sentient beings, how many practicing gods, demons, ghosts, monsters, and people have understood the meaning of the ten realms! In ancient times, two mysterious patterns, He Tu and Luo Shu, were handed down, which contained profound principles of cosmic astrology and were known as the "Cosmic Rubik's Cube". It is the source of Chinese culture, Yin Yang and Five Elements. Therefore, it was collectively called Hetu Luoshu by later generations. Time and space intersect between modern and ancient times. A mysterious woman consults a large number of Qin and Han historical classics in the library, and even Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, Qing, modern history, etc., As if she is looking for something... At the end of the Qin Dynasty, storms were raging, gods and demons were in chaos, heroes were everywhere, and the forces of the rivers and lakes were also observing the situation in the Central Plains with an undercurrent. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.