Twelve thousand years ago, the ancient civilization that mastered the mother tongue to interpret all things fell apart because of a question. Some Taichu people turned into conceptual entities and became gods who controlled the rules of heaven and earth; some Taichu people gave up the power of directly shaping matter and built the foundation of civilization with language and writing; other Taichu people were obsessed with pursuing the truth and became periodic void tides over the long years, constantly eroding the divine realm and disintegrating the gods. With the seal loosened, the gods were unable to take action themselves and could only project fragments of their godhead onto mortals. The nine fragments of the Taichu civilization buried in various mythological systems are waiting for someone who can hear their voices. Young Lin Yuan unexpectedly awakens a tablet engraved with the root of the word Taichu, and together with the strange beast Qiongqi, embarks on a long road across the eight major gods. The gods of Greece, Egypt, Northern Europe, Japan, Persia, India, the Aztecs, and the Chinese each hold their own core concepts. The rules of war, incompleteness, chaos, freedom, destruction, and light are intertwined. Mortals in the world are also born spokesmen chosen by the gods, who are responsible for the ups and downs of their own fate.
