High above the heavens, the Xuantian Longyu Immortal Palace collapsed with a thunderous crash. The Nine Sons of the Heavenly Dragon and the Four Ancient Fiends, imprisoned within, escaped the palace and hid among mortals. Other evil forces across the Three Realms seized the opportunity to sow chaos, as all kinds of demons and monsters waited to strike, bringing calamity to the human world.
The Ming Dynasty was beset by internal strife and external threats. Warfare raged along the borders, and the realm teetered on the brink of collapse. Yet Heaven blessed Huaxia, and Earth protected its people! The fourth dragon son, Bi'an, was tasked with reincarnating to uphold Heaven's will. The Heavenly Emperor and the assembled immortals carefully laid their plans, assigning each dragon son a mission to atone for past sins through meritorious deeds, and dispatched numerous deities to the mortal realm to help. With the support of the wealthy Huo family of the Ming Dynasty, Bi'an recruited extraordinary people from across the land and turned the tide.
The Huo family's extraordinary people were born into a chaotic age. Each had a remarkable background, was brave and mighty, and possessed unfathomable gifts. Here, immortals are ordinary people, and ordinary people are immortals. They fulfilled Heaven's mandate, dealt with spirits and demons, fought evil, and vanquished monsters without ever knowing defeat. Fighting side by side, they rescued the people from suffering, restored light to the sun and moon, brought order back to the world, and displayed to all four corners of the earth the invincible might of mighty China. They lived through countless stirring and moving adventures.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
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The story in the "Eternal Explosion" chapter is adapted from a mysterious big explosion event "The Apocalypse Explosion" that occurred in Beijing, the capital of the Ming Dynasty, in the sixth year of the Apocalypse of the Ming Dynasty. Check out the online information below: The Big Bang of Apocalypse is also called the Big Bang of Wang Gongchang. At about 9 a. M. On May 30, the sixth year of Tianqi, the sky in the capital was bright and clear, and suddenly there was a sound like a roar, gradually from the northeast of the city to the southwest corner of the city, and at the same time, a huge fireball rolled in the sky. Amidst the loud noise, filamentous and tidal colorless clouds flew across the sky, and there were large, black mushroom-like and ganoderma-like clouds standing like pillars in the southwest corner of the city. In an instant, the sky became dark and the earth became dark, dust and firelight flew together, the sky collapsed and the earth collapsed, and all the houses fell into silence. From Fuchengmen in the east to Xingbu Street in the north, wood, stones, human bodies, and bird corpses fell from the sky like raindrops within a range of **-** meters long and ** meters wide. Tens of thousands of houses and more than 20,000 people were blown into powder, rubble fell into the sky, clothes flew as far as Changping, and the dead were all killed. The craftsmen who were working in the Forbidden City were knocked off the tall scaffolding, and the Japanese fell into "meat bags." The elephants in the honor guard prepared for the emperor's departure from the palace were frightened and fled from the elephant room, running around the streets, trampling on the people, and killing countless people. The imperial censors He Qianshu and Pan Yunyi were shocked to death in Qianqing Palace, and the He family and Pan family living in the southwest of the city were all buried in the ground. Because the palace was on the edge of the explosion zone, Ming Xi Zong Zhu Youxiao survived.
Written from September 30, ** to August 30, ** The first modification was completed on October 7, ** The second revision was completed on December 8, ** The third revision was completed on June 18, ** The fourth revision was completed on October 21, ** in Shanghai It has 120 chapters and more than 850,000 words. The remaining directories are attached as follows: Chapter 111 An explosion through the ages 772 Chapter 112 Three Fresh Foods in the Pot 779 Chapter 113: The Way of Heaven Is Revealed 786 Chapter 114: Poison Soldier Hiding Traitor 793 Chapter 115: Immortal Master's Remedy 800 Chapter 116: Scheming 807 Chapter 117: The imperial court purges traitors 814 Chapter 118: The Evil Destroyed 821 Chapter 119 Victory and Triumph 828 Chapter 120 Complete Merits 835
Chapter 13 begins with the doctor's medical visit, which comes from a true story in my hometown. The real doctor is my classmate's father and a distant brother of my same clan. He was very young at the time and was a "barefoot doctor" in the countryside. One dark night, he went home alone from a medical visit. He passed by a "mass grave" and a large cemetery. He treated a girl with an injection and ate a bowl of boiled eggs. For two eggs, he paid a 20-cent consultation fee. After returning home, he woke up the next morning and found that the medicine box was missing. Then he remembered what happened last night and went back to look for it. It turned out that the medicine box was in the cemetery, and the injections were scattered on the grave. In shock, the "medical fee" he took out of his pocket turned out to be two pieces of yellow paper, the kind of paper money used for dead people. He thought of the egg tea he drank last night, and suddenly he vomited out two pieces of yellow mud. I asked him about it when I was a kid, but he was always evasive and wouldn't answer me. Now, I write it into the novel just for readers to enjoy and for after-dinner conversation, so don't take it seriously.
The story about two immortals playing chess and vaulting in the magistrate's journey that I started writing in Chapter 25 is derived from the true story of a gentleman who showed people Feng Shui in a "yin and yang" village. He said that he fell into the water and died when he was a child. Fortunately, his heart was still beating. His family refused to rescue him, so they stayed with him day and night to take care of him. After three days and three nights, he finally woke up. He said that during this period, he saw two gods playing chess. One of them jumped around with a horse. He jumped three times in a row and he woke up. He said that in just a blink of an eye, three full days had passed when he woke up, and he felt very strange. He himself is a horse.
Terribly sorry! Due to my negligence, when I uploaded the chapter, I wrote "Three Corpses Return to the Sun" instead of "Three Corpses Return to the Sun 3". It is now found that it cannot be modified, so please forgive me. Thanks!
Final postscript: This novel was originally called Shenzhou Longwei, also known as Longwei, Oriental Dragon, etc. It was originally a gift dedicated to the Year of the Dragon, the Year of Jiachen. The novel aims to use the image of God to foretell that future wars "do not require" "natural men" to fight in person with flesh and blood. Only "gods", that is, various future advanced weapons such as "robots", "machine guns", and "machine wolves" that have appeared now, are also the "dragons" and "gods" in the novel, such as the "air and space weapons" and the "Nantianmen Aircraft Carrier". My talent is sparse and my knowledge is shallow. Readers are kindly asked to take note of my shortcomings. Thank you all for your patronage! **December 18th