He enlightened primitive people, taught them how to use tools, and formed tribes.
He once advised Dayu to control floods, and the people respected Yu as king, and later named him Xia.
Seeing disputes and wars, he adopted Qin as his adopted son and allowed him to unify the six countries.
He once accepted Kong and Lao as his disciples, followed him for several years, and wrote two classics on Taoism.
Li Bai traveled across thousands of rivers and mountains just to see him; Wu Zetian was his maid; Zhuge Liang and Yue Fei were both his disciples.
He, she, him, one amazing person after another, are all related to him.
His name... Hongchen. A man who has been searching for his origins since the Stone Age.
Nowadays, times have changed, and Hongchen has come to the city to uncover the mystery of his origins...
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
Reader comments
Don't tell me you want the male protagonist to be a stallion. Wouldn't that be bad? Must change
Don't tell me you want the male protagonist to be a stallion. Wouldn't that be bad? Must change