A country boy from Earth is proud to be a descendant of the dragon and longs to become a dragon himself. Gifted with a Hongmeng Sacred Soul, he happens upon a Hongmeng Ring, a Chaos Sacred Dragon, and Pangu’s inheritance. He transmigrates to the Divine Creation Realm and begins an adventure, becoming a mighty expert. Returning to Earth, he helps Huaxia truly rise to greatness and earns the faith of ordinary people on Earth and in the Divine Creation Realm. He ascends to the Immortal Realm, contends with the Celestial Worthy of Primordial Beginning and Zhunti, and ultimately surpasses Pangu to become the ruler of Hongmeng. The dragon: its head resembles a camel’s, its horns a deer’s, its eyes a rabbit’s, its ears an ox’s, its neck a snake’s, its belly a clam’s, its scales a carp’s, its claws an eagle’s, and its paws a tiger’s. It has eighty-one scales along its back, embodying the yang number of nine times nine. Its voice sounds like bronze striking bronze. It has whiskers beside its mouth, a luminous pearl beneath its chin, and a reverse scale below its throat. On its head is a mountain-shaped crest, also called the chi-wood; without it, a dragon cannot ascend to heaven. It breathes out clouds, and can turn water into fire and fire into water. A dragon can grow large or small, rise up or remain hidden. When large, it raises clouds and breathes out mist; when small, it conceals itself among the scales. When it rises, it soars through the cosmos; when it hides, it lurks beneath the waves. Now that spring is deepening, the dragon rides the season and transforms.
Why does it feel a bit like Long Aotian?