Black Myth: The Heavenly Dao's Great Calamity

Pangu split the heavens, and all things began. The dragons, phoenixes, and qilin arose in the calamity.

The Wu and the demons fought for Heaven and Earth. Humanity attained the Dao, and Heaven’s will flourished.

The Investiture of the Gods proclaimed the Zhou king Son of Heaven, making clear the hierarchy of Heaven’s will and humanity’s way.

In the Eastern Sea of China lay a divine stone, whose shattering shook Heaven and Earth and startled gods and Buddhas.

Heaven’s secrets fell into chaos, and a great calamity began. Buddhism and the Dao contended as the journey to obtain the scriptures set forth.

The journey west was laid out to overcome calamities, with disciples and mounts gathered to make the hardships complete.

The plan for the Journey to the West went awry, and the great calamity of Heaven and Earth had yet to end.

Gods, Buddhas, demons, and monsters turned against the Buddha, and the six senses and five aggregates were torn apart.

A celestial being sent a dream. An old monkey emerged from the mountain.

How, in the end, was the great calamity between Heaven and Earth arranged?

What kind of conspiracy lay behind the Great Sage’s life and death?

Heaven and Earth endure, but only the Great Dao remains.