This work tells the story of Lu Ya's disciple Ming Zun Emperor Zhencheng's reorganization of the three realms, his battle with the gods of the prehistoric times, and the "Supreme Zhencheng List" which records the most complete system of gods, Buddhas, immortals and demons from ancient times to the present.
The narrative records that during the process, he worked hard for all living beings, but in the end he discovered that the person he had devoted everything he wanted to protect was actually around him, and the person he respected the most was the mastermind who had always wanted to kill him.
At the same time, the article also reveals the distortion of personality, the ugliness of nature and the persistence of desire in society at that time.
The sentence "Being as plain as water means you have no worries, luxury and vanity are full of worries." It shows that you should cherish the present and be virtuous. The you in front of you is the truest and happiest you.
A casual limerick "Knowing that Coptis chinensis is bitter, but swallowing it hard and saying it's sweet. Who knows that life is a trap, but I feel helpless in my heart." Reflects a strong ambivalence. It tells us the joys and sorrows in life. Life bullies us like bandits, just like knowing that Coptis chinensis is hard to swallow, but constantly enduring the taste of telling others that it is sweet. Even so, we have to move forward helplessly.
Alright! We will take you into another world and travel together right away...
