When Pangu opened the sky, the ax was already a little biased.
No one knows that he avoids a life that has not yet awakened.
Countless years later, in the late Shang Dynasty, there was no rain in the world for three consecutive years. Ji Chuan, an eighteen-year-old burial apprentice, just wanted to finish his service and get six bags of grain to go home and build a pottery kiln. Instead, he followed an army escorting sacrifices to Mount Buzhou.
After the sacrifice of the cow, he opens his eyes and breaks the mountain to make his own way. What the army dug out at the foot of the mountain was not the "heart of the mountain" as Wang Zhongzhong said, but an ancient life that still had warmth and fear.
Some people say that it can make the earth rain again; some say that it can make up for the missing divine status in the heaven and earth; some people want to use it to regain control of the human world and the mountains and rivers.
When everyone regarded it as a treasure, power and life-saving method, Ji Chuan asked first:
It's still alive, why doesn't anyone ask it if it wants to?
In order to save this life, which was later called "Tianxi", Ji Chuan was involved in the competition between the Shang king, Tianting, Kunlun, overseas immortal sects and the Western princes. Familiar characters will embark on unfamiliar paths, the victory or defeat of Shang and Zhou Dynasties has not yet been decided, and there is no written list of gods.
Will the little bit of vitality left by Pangu finally save the world, or will it completely change the old myth?
