Counting Ten Thousand Calamities and Hunyuan Era

The title of the book is Wan Jie Li Shu Hu Yuan Tong Ji, and it is also a foreign history of Xu Mo. The original work is unknown, but it generally narrates the events since the founding of the world. Preface: All the affairs of the Emperor are mysterious and profound, and cannot be described in detail. They are also far away from the people. If you want to write them down, you must attach them to images. Therefore, I cut out the fragments and shadows into metaphors, transforming them into words that ordinary people can understand and understand, and record their descriptions. I dare not say whether it is true or not by testing it with wine and wine. Because of its many absurd words, it is mixed with ancient and modern slang, as well as other commentaries and comments about the future, but it has some experience. It may be said that it is a calendar of fortune-telling by immortals, or it may be said that it is cast into this world by people in the future, and disputes will never end. However, it is known that its completion was not a temporary book. Among the students of the Yi Xue Society, Gu Si's volumes are in mixed chronological order, presenting the secret history of gods and gods. They are like prophecies but not prophecies, like scriptures but not scriptures. They are similar to the words of miraculous people and also like the writings of novelists. However, there are many omissions. They are recorded in Juewei Manlu, Ministry of Miracles and External Chronicles to prepare for an explanation. The next part is Volume 7. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.