Ancient monsters are not fiction, but the projection of human collective subconscious, undiscovered biological species, or high-dimensional civilization in the low-dimensional world. In the steel forest of modern society, they awaken in new forms.
Interpretation of Strange Monsters: Monkey (orangutan) - "Nanshan Jing": "There is a beast, it looks like a tree with white ears, it walks on people, its name is Monkey, it eats and walks well."
Interpretation of Zhiguai: Feiyi - "Western Mountain Sutra": "There is a snake named Feiyi, with six legs and four wings. If you see it, there will be a severe drought in the world."
Interpretation of Zhiguai: Kun/Peng - "Beishan Jing"/"Xiaoyaoyou": "There is a fish in the North Ming Dynasty, and its name is Kun... It turns into a bird, and its name is Peng."
Interpretation of Zhiguai: Nine-tailed Fox - "Nanshan Sutra": "On the mountain of Qingqiu... There is a beast. It looks like a fox and has nine tails. Its voice is like a baby. It can eat people, and those who eat it are not poisonous."
Interpretation of Zhiguai: Zhulong - "Overseas Northern Classic": "The god of Zhongshan, named Zhuyin, sees it as day, looks down as night, blows it as winter, and calls it as summer."
