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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 wildly in 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 who lived 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.
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