Beast Taming: I Bring the Divine Beasts of the Classic of Mountains and Seas to Rule Another World!

It's just that it's not the fourth turn to go? It's not just Zhulong, Bai Ze and Yiyu. Where are the four ferocious beasts in the introduction? In fact, space and time are actually at the top level of combat power. General space and time control are not actually the strongest. There's more! In fact, Zhulong is not the most powerful dragon clan, and Zhulong and Zhu Jiuyin are actually not from the same clan. One is a dragon, and the other is one of the twelve ancestral witches. The time node for Zhulong's appearance is much earlier. The time when Zhulong appears is during Longhan's Tribulation, and the time when Zhu Jiuyin appears is during Lich's Tribulation. So Zhulong is Zhulong, and Zhujiuyin is Zhujiuyin. There is no direct relationship between the ancestral witches and the ancient dragon clan. The two belong to different mythological systems and ethnic groups. The specific differences are as follows: 1. Origin and Identity Zuwu: The "Qi of Chaos" derived from the essence and blood of Pangu is the god who controls the laws of nature in the ancient era of gods and demons. It represents the most primitive forces in the world (such as wood, fire, water, metal, etc.) And belongs to the pinnacle of the "witchcraft" system. They are the direct successors of Pangu's bloodline and have no direct connection with humans or demons. Ancient dragon clan: Most of the yin and yang or five-element spiritual creatures (such as dragons, pythons, carp, etc. That transformed into dragons) were born after the creation of the world. They belong to the group of fairy monsters that were cultivated by scaly creatures. With the ancestral dragon as the ancestor, they rule the world. The connection with the great road of heaven and earth is more reflected in the innate magical powers (such as moving clouds and making rain) rather than the law itself. 2. Functions and Symbols** Zuwu: It represents the embodiment of natural laws, such as Hou Tu Hua Reincarnation, Zhu Rong Controlling Fire, and Gong Gong Controlling Water. Their power originates from the origin of chaos, and their duty is to maintain the order of heaven and earth. They prefer to be "executors of heaven", transcending all things. Ancient dragon clan: The aura that symbolizes mountains, rivers and seas, its functions are mostly related to natural phenomena (such as Long Siyu), but its essence is the immortal race cultivated by living beings, and it is a practitioner of the "free and easy way of heaven", rather than the law itself. 3. Positioning in the myth system** Zuwu: It belongs to the system of gods and demons in "Ancient Mythology". It is one of the three major ethnic groups along with demons and humans, and they are in opposition to each other (such as the Lich War). Their existence is closer to the "innate gods", and their life span is the same as that of heaven and earth. Ancient dragon clan: It belongs to the fairy and demon system in the "Xianxia Myth". Although it is powerful, it needs to follow the rules of heaven and is often restricted by higher beings such as ancestral witches and saints (for example, the dragon clan needs to obey the orders of heaven or immortal fate). 4. Intersection and interaction Myth Clash: The two are rarely directly related, but they can be connected indirectly through events. For example: - **Gonggong's anger touched Mount Buzhou**: The fight between Gonggong (the ancestral witch of water) and Zhu Rong (the ancestral witch of fire) caused the Tianzhu to collapse, causing Nuwa to mend the sky. Although the dragon clan was not directly involved in this incident, later legends say that dragons are often associated with water power, which may coincide with Gonggong's authority over the water. - **Lich War**: The ancestral witches are in opposition to the demon clan (such as Emperor Jun and Donghuang Taiyi), and the dragon clan belonged to the demon clan in the early stage (such as Yinglong helped Dayu control the flood), which can be regarded as an indirect connection. - **Cultural Fusion**: In later literature or games, ancestral witches and dragons are often combined (for example, in "The Classic of Mountains and Seas", Zhongshan Zhulong is depicted as a human-faced snake body, and the image of the dragon gradually evolved into a snake-body scale), but this is an artistic process, not an original myth. The ancestral witches and the ancient dragon clan belong to different mythological contexts: the ancestral witches are the innate gods originating from chaos, representing the laws of nature; the dragon clan is a group of immortal demons who have been cultivated in the past, symbolizing the natural spiritual power. The two have no direct blood or affiliation, but they may have indirect intersections due to elements such as "water" and "fire" in mythological events, or they may be given similar characteristics (such as snake bodies, control of nature) during cultural evolution. In addition to controlling time (the movement of the sun and the moon, the cycle of day and night), the candle dragon also controls the following powers and functions: In addition to time and fire, the candle dragon also has 1. Governing by natural laws -Four Seasons: "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" records that the candle dragon "breathes for summer and breathes for winter", that is, its breathing can determine the change of seasons and control the changes of cold and heat in the climate. Storm, thunder and lightning: As one of the ancestors of the dragon clan, Zhulong has the ability to move clouds and make rain. Similar to the innate magical powers of the ancient dragon clan, Zhulong can control natural phenomena such as wind, rain, thunder and lightning. 2. Space and direction Orientation sensing: The candle dragon is regarded as the "god of Zhongshan" and its presence can guide the way. "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" mentions that "seeing brings light", implying that its light can illuminate chaos and indicate north, south, east and west for all things. Connecting heaven and earth: Legend has it that the Zhulong is entrenched in Zhongshan (one of the pillars supporting heaven and earth), and its magical power may be involved in maintaining the stability of heaven and earth, similar to the setting of Gonggong destroying the pillars after he angered Mount Buzhou. 3. Life, Death and Reincarnation** Symbols of the underworld: Zhulong is also known as "Zhu Jiuyin". Its name "Nine Yin" is related to the underworld, which may symbolize the control of the boundary between life and death. In the myths of later generations, the functions of the underworld rulers (such as King Yama) may be affected by them. - **Light and Dark Balance**: The candle dragon opens its eyes to indicate day and closes its eyes to indicate night. Its power reflects the balance of the alternation of yin and yang, and indirectly involves the law of life and death. 4. Other mysterious powers Divine Beast Drive: As an ancient god, Zhulong may have the ability to summon or command scaly creatures (such as dragons, snakes, and dragons), similar to the status of dragons such as Yinglong and Qinglong. Precognition and Wisdom: According to some legends, Zhulong has insight into the mysteries of heaven and earth because he has lived in darkness for a long time (faceless and leaderless), and has the ability to predict the future or discern cause and effect.

Well, it feels very good, and the writing is more logical.

The content is super super super super exciting! ! ! I hope the author will update it soon

How to say it? A bit corny, but still good

Hmm... Aren't there a bit too many beast pets? The Classic of Mountains and Seas isn't it. This is already thousands of levels, and there are only three beast pets. And why are the beast pets at such a high level? Only Zhulong has an adult form, and Bai Ze and Yingyu have forms. We should put a little more emphasis on beast control. After all, this is a beast control novel, and the overall reading experience is good.

What's good about this book is that the male protagonist likes to dodge attacks every time before fighting [face covering]

I think it's okay, everyone has their favorite works

It's a bit interesting. Unlike other books where the protagonist slaps everyone in the face, I have schools rushing to get him. Instead, the top 10 schools all dislike him. It's a bit interesting.

Quite good, very good, very beautiful

To be honest, I feel that this book is a bit similar to the formula of one of the two dragon-controlling books written by @. When I saw the protagonist in Chapter 218 going to another continent to experience, I wondered whether he would stay in the New World forever like @'s "Starting Contract to Destroy the World Green Dragon"?