The Legend of the Primordial Witch and Demon Clans (GL)

In the prehistoric age of the Primordial World, during the great war between the Witches and the Demons, unfolds the legendary love story of a rather eccentric deity and a fearsome great witch.

She is the stem of the Chaos Green Lotus that nurtured the great deity Pangu. To escape the fate of vanishing from the universe like the other great deities, she nurtured Pangu within the lotus and accidentally opened up another world. Damaged, she fell into a deep slumber. One day, a great witch of the Wu Clan bent her stem in half, waking her from her sleep in pain and setting her on an extraordinary journey of discovery...

Thunderbolts ahead, bring your own lightning rod! For the sake of your health and property, please don't drink or eat while reading, or you might spray your screen or choke. This story is a bit absurd and is all about having fun! Let it get weird, let it get wild, and let the thunderbolts in the story strike even harder! Amen! Buddha bless you and me!

Thanks to Feifei for working so hard on the cover for The Primordial Tale of Witches and Demons. I want to express my heartfelt gratitude. Feifei, I want to confess my love to you: I like you so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so much! "Kisses!" ...

Below are a few poems Qingzhou wrote for the protagonist. Thank you, Qingzhou.

The Chaos Green Lotus, a relic of the primordial age, its spirit flowing through every part of her. She slept alongside heaven and earth, then awoke to seek someone. Her peerless beauty, her pure and childlike heart. She strayed into the mortal world, where one wave had barely settled before another rose. Cangming is neither witch nor demon; whatever exists has its reason. She keeps her gifts hidden, enduring until she comes into her own. Seeking the truth of the Dao, she loses her heart to the lotus. The sea becomes mulberry fields, and, fortunately, they remain together, never parting. Their fate was bound together when they met in a spirit grotto. Life after life, they hold hands and never let go. People say this child is foolish, yet laugh at their own deep feelings. The world changes in haste, but love alone never shifts.

The second cover was made by Jack. Hehe, it's an elegant and refreshing classical Chinese ink-wash style. I love it!

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