Tiezhoushan outside Bingzhou City has always been the territory of woodcutters and hunters, and ordinary people rarely set foot there. That afternoon, a strange phenomenon suddenly appeared in the sky - a burning crimson fireball plummeted from the sky, dragging a long flame tail, tearing apart the clouds, and making a deafening roar. When the fireball hit the ground, there was a loud bang at the southern foot of Mount Zhouzhou. The shock wave carried gravel and heat waves across the mountains and forests, causing birds and animals to flee in all directions. The shaking on the ground could be felt as far away as Bingzhou City, dozens of miles away.
