This book is also called "Common Life as a Monument"
The monument is a boundary stone that inscribes the past, and it is also the cornerstone of the future.
When the blood moon soared in the sky and the deep sea opened, an "inquiry" into the foundation of civilization came. History turns into a mirror, reflecting the divergent paths of all nations: some are sacrificed to power, some are imprisoned by iron laws, or some are drunk on disorder.
China, with its five capitals, carved five different inscriptions at the end of the day:
Fengdu erected a monument on the tide, with the bones and blood of soldiers and civilians as the embankment, aiming to "the sea will dry up and the stone will rot".
Xuandu set up a monument in the forest, burned his body with soul fire, and vowed to protect the mountains and rivers.
Lindu erected monuments on the stars, and scattered firewood into the deep sky, just hoping that civilization would continue.
Hudu erected monuments in the formation, charged into the battle with iron blood, and shouted "Death but no life".
The four monuments are completed, lifting the central dragon city to burn the national destiny, awakening the dragon spirit of the mountains and rivers, and finally creating a "civilization barrier" that is the only one left in the world.
Within the barrier, above the scorched earth.
The 400 million people who survived have become the fifth monument, a living monument that walks, breathes, and must win the future with their own hands.
However, the inscription is only a prologue.
