North of the Great Wall

This is a forgetful world. People do not remember what is north of the mountains and rivers, let alone what is north of that. There is a Great Wall to the north of the mountains and rivers, and there are nine suns to the north of the Great Wall. Wherever there is the sun, there are demons, and there are also yangyu, chiseled teeth, nine babies, strong winds, seals, and cultivated snakes that cause harm to the world. … The Taoist ancestor rode an ox and held the moon out of the pass. From then on, there was day and night in the North Sea, and the scorching sun could not go south. The ancestor led his disciples to travel around the country, reshape the rituals and music, and finally ascended to the sky to serve the sun with "rituals". Mozi traveled all over the country, chiseled his teeth, killed nine infants... Killed thousands of evil spirits, and restored peace to the world. Zhuangzi turned into a butterfly and swam in the North Sea. In his dream, he killed a golden crow, and from then on he went to one of them in ten days. Mencius raised the awe-inspiring Qi between the sky and the earth, and helped the blue sky return to its original position. His successor, Xunzi, dived into the bottom of the East China Sea and held up the mountains and rivers alone. Zou Yan inherited the teachings of his predecessors and used the five elements of yin and yang to collect the debris of the setting sun. Bian Que revived the art of Shen Nong and used an ocher whip to cleanse the roots of mountains and rivers. … As for the First Emperor, he assumed supreme power and controlled Liuhe, an unprecedented feat... He recruited 300,000 civilians to build the Great Wall. The nomad went south to the Great Wall to take refuge, and the young Khan climbed the tower alone. Tens of thousands of black riders marched north for more than two thousand miles, awakening the three-wheeled sun that was silent in the North Sea, and thousands of demons approached the Great Wall. "The Qin Dynasty can fall, but the Great Wall cannot fall!" On the beacon tower, the Khan beats the drum, and to the north of the Great Wall, the Emperor of China is wearing armor! … What if one day the other suns that sank in the North Sea revived? "It's nothing more than drinking another pot of wine and riding a horse. Why don't the sun and moon warm the wine into my belly? Why don't the heaven and the earth follow me for another three thousand miles!" A young man named Huo has come out of the Great Wall, and he is going to seal the wolf as Xu!