It is recorded in the Book of Heaven, "Yamfu", that there are five relics of prehistoric gods: Yaoling, born in Kunlun, the scorching Hua Yaoxi Ling Mountain; Toad Soul, buried in the vast abyss of the Yao Yao Xi Demon Realm; In addition, there are the Red Tan of the fearless fire, the neon of the stars and the stream of stars, and the breath of thousands of miles of mountains and rivers. It may be said that gathering it can make all desolate things reborn, or it may be said that it can teach all things to destroy and destroy, but the truth has never been known to the world.
The girl Chang Ge is the only earthly disciple adopted by Zhaohua, the Immortal Master of the Endless Zanghai in the world. Master Zhaohua's status as an immortal has made the Endless Zanghai plagued by sea monsters. In order to protect this pure land of the world, and to find out where she came from hiding in this world, she embarks on a solitary journey to seek out the legendary divine species. On this lonely road of "carrying the Star Frost Knife, go anywhere you want to go in this world, and do whatever you want to do", you must overcome obstacles and be fearless, even if the flames burn your heart, you must live towards death.
He came from the snowy region of Kunlun. In the past ten years, he has traveled through wind and waves, thousands of rivers and mountains, and traveled all over the world. He has seen the beautiful scenery of mountains, rivers and seas, experienced the cold and warmth of the world, tasted the wind and frost brewing in the world of mortals, and suddenly he is a free traveler between heaven and earth. He stops and waits, just to bask in the fire and light of the floating years with you.
In the world of Jambu, there are long rivers that cannot be crossed, and snow-capped mountains that cannot be climbed. However, it is said that "the one you love is separated by mountains and seas, and the mountains and seas can be leveled." This single sentence means victory but there are countless oaths. This story begins from the volume of "Jambu".