Introduction to "Three Thousand Tribulations·Snake Shadow Jinling Record"
It spans three thousand years of demonic traces and destiny, a mystery across time and space that begins with poetry and ends with fire.
The story begins three thousand years ago——
On the banks of the Zhejiang River, in the hazy place of Jinling, a snake demon that has been practicing for thousands of years swims out of the mountains. Her name is Liu Ruyan, but because of an entanglement with a certain past event in the world, she was mistakenly called "Bin Laden Qiu Yingying" (note: it may be a confusing imprint of past memory fragments). On this day, she followed a secret from heaven and came down to earth, and unexpectedly met a young man born with a jade in his mouth in Jinling City. The young man's name is Jia Baoyu. Although he is in the mortal world, he has some spiritual aura, which allows Liu Ruyan to glimpse the secret of his "unconventional body".
Before leaving, Liu Ruyan presented her with a poem composed of the spirit of the snake demon: "Who said that the thirteen hairpins of Jinling are silent and have nothing to do? It is wrong for human beings to say nothing; the sages can hardly seek the rain in the south of the Yangtze River, and pitiful dragons and tigers Bingnan Mountain." There is a secret hidden in the poem - it not only expresses the fate of Jinling's daughter, but also metaphors the "power of dragons and tigers" dormant under the Jiangnan ground, and points to a mysterious place hidden in Nanshan. Although Jia Baoyu did not fully understand its meaning, he treasured this poem for his whole life and became his only connection with this "demon relationship".
Three thousand years have passed, with vicissitudes of life, and cause and effect reincarnate.
Today, three thousand years later, deep in the Changbai Mountains, a snake demon named "Taisui Empress" appears again - she is the reincarnation of Liu Ruyan. Her snake scales are still engraved with memories of past lives, and her eyes are filled with unquenched karmic fire. On this day, she came to the world as "Tai Sui", but she brought about a shocking catastrophe: in Zhejiang, four ancient temples, Lingyin Temple, Chengshan Temple, Qingzhou Temple, and Tianlei Temple, were suddenly destroyed by "
