In the Western Paradise, there is a divine bird named Garuda, with a golden body, a wish-fulfilling pearl on its head, and various solemn treasures. With a miserable cry, he ate naga, and poisonous gas accumulated in his body. He was finally unable to eat, and after flipping up and down seven times, he burned himself to death on the Vajra Wheel Mountain. There was only one pure green glass heart left, which became Deva's favorite accessory.
According to folklore, Yue Fei is the reincarnation of the golden-winged roc, and the golden-winged roc is Garuda. I don't know if it's a coincidence or what - Garuda's fate is just like that of famous generals in ancient times. Every time an enemy is eliminated, it foreshadows the end of the bird.
But five hundred years ago, there was a man who wiped out all the enemies for the dynasty. He was jealous of the king like famous generals in ancient times. In the end, he reversed his destiny with blood and fire at the Xuanwu Gate, which symbolized water, cold and the north. He compares himself to a phoenix, but his fate is more like Phoenix, the reborn bird from the ashes.
Let the Phoenix save Garuda from certain death.
Purpose: Reversing fate