People, demons, spirits, monsters, etc. In the fantasy world live according to their own balance lines in this world. This is a paradise given by the upper world, and everything here enjoys unique favor.
Don't yell here, 'You are awesome! Why don't you go to heaven? ' Because it's not difficult to go to heaven, and it's difficult to stay here.
Over time, everyone has forgotten an eternal law. When there is consciousness, there is progress, and when there is progress, there is desire. Wherever there are people and where there is consciousness and autonomy, desire, greed, love, hate, fighting, destruction and rebirth will breed. . . .
"This life in this world is nothing more than a skin. Apart from life and death, it is just a matter of idleness."
"The most terrifying thing in the world is these people with gorgeous appearances. The flowing ink-black venom is wrapped in these graceful and colorful skins, but they can't match the loveliness of this sincere white bones."
"The mask has been worn for too long, too long, and it has already merged together. You can't tell whether it's me or... It."
There are two theories that have been circulating in the fantasy world:
The first is: Pangu woke up, and the chaos was divided into two, with the sky above and the earth below.
Fuxi and Nuwa created human beings, subdivided all things, enshrined gods and worshiped immortals, and then divided them into six realms. Now the heaven and earth are distinct, everything is orderly, and reincarnation is running. It's just that the place where Pangu the Great transformed into a pure state with his final consciousness is the fantasy world, and the Nuwa Empress used her own blood and bones to create everyone in the fantasy world, and they were also favored by heaven and earth, provided with celestial beings, mythical beasts, and rare treasures.
As for the second statement, it seems to be very secretive: the sky sees the twin saints, the sun and the moon have no light, the earth sees the twin saints, no vegetation exists, the illusion of the twin saints. . . . .