The Demise of the Gods

1 Mortals don't see immortals If you have heard the story of Chang'e flying to the moon, or the story of mortals becoming immortals such as Nezha Cao Hai, then you must be sure that you have mastered the method of cultivating immortals to reach heaven. Chang'e doesn't live in Yue Gong, so you can't see her even with an astronomical telescope. What does this mean? Does it mean Chang'e doesn't live in the Moon Palace? Or is the Lunar Palace not in the Moon? No, no, no, none of them are correct, because our world has twenty-one rings and eighteen levels, and the rings are locked together like a Rubik's Cube. Mortals live in the seventh ring and the thirteenth level. The only place they can see is within their own time and distance, and there is nothing here except the mortals themselves and a bunch of cute or ferocious animals. But sometimes Chang'e, who lived in the third and fifteenth rings, would come to the thirteenth level, which was full of mortals and beasts, out of boredom. She was devastated and surrounded by miasma. She was filled with joy, which was probably similar to the mood we felt when we went to the dangerous neighborhood. So Chang'e took down all... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.