Buzhou Mountain Master

Chaos begins to emerge, and Yin and Yang begin to judge. The clear and the turbid are separated, and the heaven and the earth stand. The great god Pangu stood in the chaos, holding a chisel in his left hand and an ax in his right hand. He was thirty-six thousand years old when he created the world. The clear yang is the sky, the turbid yin is the earth, and Pangu is in it, changing nine times a day. God in the sky, holy in the earth, the dying incarnation: the air becomes the wind and clouds, the sound is the thunder, the left eye is the sun, the right eye is the moon, the limbs and the five bodies are the four poles and the five mountains, the blood is the rivers, the tendons are the earth, and the muscles are the soil... And the backbone turned into a mountain reaching to the sky and the earth, standing upright, supporting this nascent prehistoric world. The name of the mountain is not Zhou. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.