[Traditional xuanhuan. The blurb doesn’t do it justice, so please read the story.]
In ancient times there was a beast named Zhulong. When it opened its eyes, it was day; when it closed them, night. Its breath brought winter, its exhalation brought summer. It neither ate, drank, nor breathed, yet its breath became the wind.
But... this book doesn’t record geography, mountains and rivers, or myths and legends.
There’s something called a “food source.” You farm it, then give it straight to the support...
It seems that the more deeply you understand the strange beasts of the Classic of Mountains and Seas, the stronger your origin becomes?
Something’s very wrong. Why is the Classic of Mountains and Seas mixed up with the Dao De Jing...?
Yes, the strange beasts in the Classic of Mountains and Seas are themselves treasures of Chinese civilization. After all, the strange beasts recorded in the Classic of Mountains and Seas are quite mysterious.