Worldview structure
This is a fantasy world where immortality has collapsed and divine authority has become corrupt. The destiny book of heaven has been controlled by Bamboo Immortal, the god of calamity, for thousands of years, weaving a false order of merit and virtue. Until the golden snake demon Zhaoming awakens his natal golden scales, a god-killing battle begins that subverts the three realms.
Group portrait of core characters
Zhaoming (gold-scaled snake demon)
Features: The reversed scales behind the ears can reveal the flaws in the way of heaven, and the creation spirit is sealed in the body.
Classic lines:
"If heaven is unfair, I will be the demon who goes against heaven!"
Wangshu (Shuanghua Fairy Lord)
Curse: If you are emotionally moved, the ice will lose control. The deeper the love, the closer it will be to destruction.
Classic line: "The word love is the most heart-wrenching word - but I enjoy it as sweet as a cake."
Xuan Shuang (Nine-tailed Fox Fairy)
Obsession: Go to those who are capable, do not seize the priesthood
Classic line: "In this world, the tears of the weak are the most useless."
Green plum tree
Secret: The heart of the tree seals the memory of the first generation of Tiandao
Classic line: "Three thousand years of flowers blooming and leaves falling, all we have to wait for is the truth."
Main story line
1. Breaking the Lie: Zhao Ming discovers that the so-called way of heaven is just a lie compiled by the Bamboo Immortal
2. God-killing chapter: Wangshu's ice loses control and freezes the three realms, and Zhaoming smelts the sealed gods in his body to save the world.
3. Chapter of Chaos: Xuanshuang helps Wangshu survive the calamity, and the fox tail burns bamboo.
4. Rebirth: Reshape the new order of heaven "determined by good forces"
Highlights of the work
Anti-routine view of gods and demons: breaking the traditional black and white setting
Brain-burning conspiracy: the truth about the triple reversal of "the way of heaven"
Dangerous Aesthetics: Wang Shu's Ice Curse of "The More You Love, the More Deadly"
