I have a story, a novel I wrote, about Pangu who, for some inexplicable reason, drove the moon into the solar system, and then lost control of the moon for some reason, and the moon hit where the Pacific Ocean is now. (Note: At that time, the Pacific Ocean was not an ocean, but a piece of land. At that time, humans from the ancient Mayan civilization lived there, and their belief was the Mayan God.) Then what? Pangu, he was a person with mythical power. When the moon hit the Pacific Ocean, Pangu tried to prevent this from happening. As a result, Pangu crashed into the earth amidst the calls of the ancient Mayans to the Mayan gods, while resisting the impact of the moon on the earth, and amid the horrifying destruction of the ancient Mayan civilization. But Pangu did not die, but fell into a chaotic coma. After he woke up from the coma, he pushed the moon high into the sky.
After Pangu pushed the moon back into the sky, he couldn't bear the fact that the earth was in a state of collapse due to the previous impact. The earth seemed to be the origin of someone he knew well - the Mayan Himalayas. So he and the Kunlun Mountains of the Himalayas divided themselves into 365 parts using 1700 axes, built a matrix, and reintegrated the earth.
After Pangu sacrificed himself, he left behind an ax (Hongjun), which was the most powerful weapon in his body called the Sky Axe. In addition, Nuwa and Fuxi were the origins of the two DNAs in front of him. Hongjun was originally very young, why did he end up looking like an old man? Because after swinging 1,700 axes, Hongjun's sky-opening ax shattered
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Pretty good! ! !