Two thousand years ago, Qin Shi Huang built the Great Wall not only to repel the Xiongnu, but also to seal away the gods. Six thousand years ago, in the war between gods and humans, Fuxi died in battle, and humanity was nearly wiped out. Using the vast expanse of the realm as its formation base and hundreds of thousands of laborers' lives as its price, the Great Wall shut the gods out of the human world.
The Qin alchemist Xu Fu was actually a spy for the gods. He planned to use a poisonous elixir of immortality to control Qin Shi Huang and obtain the formation's core. After his plot was exposed, he fled to the East Sea with three thousand boys and girls and the remains of the gods, where he spent more than two thousand years building his power on a volcanic island. Using nuclear wastewater as a catalyst, he bred an army of mutants: enhanced types with immense strength, sensory types that could track without a trace, and control types who could kill with their minds.
In 2074, the seal is on the verge of collapse. One-armed teenager Ye Zhentian is forced into a war that has raged for thousands of years. His weapon is an old-fashioned mechanical arm so outdated that the gods cannot even sense it.
At the same time, in a laboratory seven hundred meters underground, science captures a real ghost for the first time.
Where there are ghosts, there are gods.
The Great Wall was never built to keep people out. It was built to keep the gods out.
It truly restores the diplomatic rhetoric of various countries and is interesting.