The Truth Behind Peking Opera Cat

Legend has it that a long time ago, there was chaos everywhere in the cat's head. There was a cat named Xiu, who could withstand the erosion of chaos. He walked on the cat soil and saw the miserable cat people in the chaos. They were miserable and helpless. The evil chaos could lead to it. Everything went astray, and the kind-hearted Xiu was in agony because he could not save them. Just when he was about to despair, a golden light struck him. He followed the golden light and found a huge golden gong, which was the Yuanchu gong. Xiu jumped up and struck it, and the gong sound was shocking. Dang Mao Tu, the power generated by the gong in the early Yuan Dynasty, dispersed all the chaos, the sun filled the earth, and the cat soil regained its vitality. Later, 12 disciples were recruited. They used their hands, eyes, and body movements to sing, chant, and beat, and the governors recorded judgments. In this way, twelve sects were established. This was the original Peking Opera Cat, but in the world The chaos in the world has not been completely eliminated. Once a cat accidentally absorbs the remaining chaos, it will turn into a monster. The only one who can save them is the Peking Opera cat. Xiu just did this, and then emitted a huge light from his hand, letting the light repel the monster, and the monster turned back.