Legend has it that in ancient times, the world was a chaotic void, devoid of life and order. Yet at its center, a mysterious seed came into being. It contained boundless vitality, slowly grew within the chaos, and eventually split it open, revealing an entirely new world.
As the seed grew, it became a colossal Fusang Tree connecting heaven and earth. The tree was not only a symbol of life, but also the source of the forces of Yin and Yang and the Five Elements. The world was reshaped by these forces: the two energies of Yin and Yang gave birth to the first ancient god, Pangu, while the Five Elements gave birth to the second, Zhulong.
Pangu and Zhulong disagreed because of their differing powers, and their dispute erupted into a fierce battle. Each clash unleashed earth-shaking force, until at last both perished. The impact of this divine war was immense. The continent teetered on the brink of collapse time and again, and all life in the world came close to extinction.
After the war, the bodies of the two ancient gods transformed once more. Pangu became heaven and earth, while Zhulong became the power of cultivation between them. As time passed, the continent gradually recovered its vitality, and people named it Longyin Continent. In this era, countless races flourished, and all kinds of beings rose up together to build a prosperous world.
First of all, the world view is huge. The Ji family is very iron-blooded when they are stationed at the border. There are constant high-octane battle scenes at the beginning. From the details, you can also see that the protagonist values love and justice, and he is also a sister-controller. The whole content of the book is interlocking and has a high IQ plot. Even in the Holy Land war, when the two ancestors of the Ji family take the stage, it is still a passionate scene of brothers going into battle, and the entire family unites to protect their weaknesses. The battle between humans and demons also urges the protagonist to become stronger. As a bookworm for ten years, this is a new book that I think has great potential.