Legend of the Three Realms

Legend of the Three Realms: Calamity of the Common People

Synopsis:

In a mysterious world, the three legendary realms each hold dominion over their own domain. In Heaven, the Jade Emperor rules a paradise shrouded in celestial mist and majesty. In the mortal realm, emperors govern a world filled with the bustle of everyday life and teeming with people. In the underworld, the King of Hell presides over a solemn, shadowy land where reincarnation never ceases. Each realm should have its own duties and maintain the balance, yet the people of the mortal realm are mired in hardship, suffering years of famine and frequent wars. Their plight reaches the ears of all three realms, setting in motion a mythic tale of saving the people and restoring order. See how the Jade Emperor, the mortal emperor, and the King of Hell face the shifting tides, and what legendary story unfolds when they clash.

Chapter 1: Hell on Earth

The mortal realm was engulfed in war, with smoke billowing over every city. Nations fought one another for land and resources, leaving the people displaced and the roads strewn with corpses. The fields lay barren, yielding no harvest, while disease ran rampant. Children's cries and adults' laments mingled together, as if the mortal realm had become a living hell.

Though the rulers of the mortal realm wanted to change things, beset by troubles both within and without, they were overwhelmed. With no other choice, they prayed for Heaven's protection during their sacrifices to the gods.

Chapter 2: Heaven in Turmoil

The prayers of the mortal realm rolled like thunder into the ears of the Jade Emperor in Heaven. Standing in the Hall of the Jade Emperor, he looked down upon the suffering below, deeply troubled. He immediately summoned the immortals to discuss a solution.

Taibai Jinxing stepped forward and reported, "Your Majesty, the turmoil in the mortal realm has been brewing for a long time. We must send immortals down to help its rulers quell the wars, then find a way to eliminate the plague,