In the ancient times long, long ago, Gonggong was the water god who controlled the rivers, lakes and seas in the world. Not only did he have boundless supernatural power, he was also a descendant of Emperor Yan. At that time, he was high-spirited and majestic.
But the good times did not last long, and Zhuanxu, of the Yellow Emperor's lineage, became the Emperor of Heaven. In order to consolidate his position, Zhuan Xu issued a death order - "Jedi Tiantong", which forcibly cut off the connection between gods and humans, and completely wiped out the power of Emperor Yan. Gonggong and his tribe were the first to bear the brunt. Not only were they deprived of their divine status, but they were also called "water evildoers." Even a normal life became a luxury.
Gonggong was not convinced and went to the court to ask for an explanation, but was ruthlessly suppressed. He had no choice but to take the remaining eight thousand tribesmen and flee westward, hoping to break through the numerous sieges set by Zhuan Xu.
The road to escape was filled with blood and tears. When Gonggong led his tribe to retreat to the foot of Mount Buzhou, he turned into black water and crashed into Mount Buzhou, the pillar supporting the sky. There was a loud noise, the pillars of heaven broke, the sky collapsed and the earth collapsed. Gonggong used his own destruction to break Zhuanxu's absolute rule.
I thought I would die, but Gonggong did not disappear. He fell into a rift in time and space impartially and landed in a completely unfamiliar Western world.
In this way, this once majestic water god embarked on a lonely and painful road of survival in a different world with his longing for his deceased wife and anger at his fate.
Purpose: To explore the symbiosis of order and chaos, and to demonstrate redemption and reconciliation across civilizational barriers.