Chi You

The novel interprets the culmination of mythological stories such as Pangu opening the sky, Nuwa mending the sky, Kuafu chasing the sun, Yi shooting nine days, Gonggong touching the pillars, Xingtian dancing with Qianqi, and Chiyou's flag. It is a mythological epic. The story is gorgeous and fantastic, with bizarre twists and turns, and the ending is shocking! In ancient times, the world was divided into ninety-nine and eighty-one primitive tribes. Among them, the Shennong tribe headed by Emperor Yan was the most powerful. The other tribes obeyed his orders and paid tribute to him. Later, as Emperor Yan aged, the Shennong tribe gradually declined. At the same time, other tribes gradually grew stronger and became more and more disrespectful to Emperor Yan. For their own interests, their disputes with each other also increased, and the contradictions became deeper and deeper, causing chaos in the world, constant war, and the people living in dire straits. Seeing this situation, Nuwa sent Xuanyuan to be reincarnated in the Youxiong tribe in order to quell the war and let him unify the world. Unexpectedly, although human beings were created by Nuwa, they have reproduced for many years and developed their own natural laws. Unexpectedly, a man named Chi You was born to resist Nuwa's intervention. As Xuanyuan and Chi You grew up, the world gradually became a war dominated by them. The two went through countless hardships and battles during their period, and the battle gradually evolved into a war between the devil and the gods. Finally, Chi You committed suicide after being defeated in the wilderness of Zhuolu. The blood that erupted from the severed head turned into a stream of purple clouds and red gas, flying straight into the sky. From then on, a comet like a battle flag often whizzed past in the sky, and later generations called it the Banner of Chi You. Xuanyuan became emperor from then on, known as the Yellow Emperor. All the tribes in the world submitted to Xuanyuan, and their descendants began to call themselves descendants of Yan and Huang. However, some of Chi You's people would rather die than give in, and migrated south one after another, continuing to confront Xuanyuan, and multiplying from generation to generation, always remembering that their ancestors were Chi You. These people were later called Miao.