Archaeologist Yu Chao touched a mysterious jade ax at the Shimao ruins and accidentally traveled back to the tribal era four thousand years ago. Faced with the shackles of human sacrifice and totem worship, he relied on modern knowledge, starting from improving tools and creating writing, to break the divine authority step by step, establish laws, unite the scattered tribes into the glorious Dayu Dynasty, and build the majestic Shimao City.
When Yu Chao thought that civilization was on the right track, he was shocked to realize that there was an older terror lurking outside the world. The jade ax pulled him to connect the four directions: the astrologers of the Second Dynasty of Ur observed changes in the stars, the seals of the Egyptian Pharaoh's pyramids gradually loosened, and the practitioners of Harappa resisted the silent spiritual whispers. The four major civilizations have successively discovered that seemingly independent beliefs and myths actually point to the same group of indescribable existences that covet the earth - the Cthulhu Gods.
In order to cope with the impending doomsday, Yu Chao must cross the gaps of language and culture and unite all the nascent civilization fires of mankind. The Jade Road becomes the bloodline of the alliance, bronze weapons are attached with sealing charms, and sacrificial dances become war arrays. A mythical war concerning the survival of mankind broke out on the top of Kunlun. The leaders of civilization used blood and inheritance as sacrifices to activate ancient forbidden arts.
In the end, the evil god was expelled, and the price was the collective fault of civilization. The glorious history of the Yu Dynasty and its allies was wiped out, leaving only broken jade axes and sporadic epics circulating in the mouth. Until modern times, jade ax fragments engraved with strange symbols were once again unearthed from the Shimao site, as if the legend that had been lost for thousands of years was waiting to be reawakened...
This is a "lost" epic of ancient civilization; it is also a majestic myth about knowledge, faith and sacrifice.
It's quite interesting, keep up the good work