This is an embarrassing old work. Don't read it. Who would want to read dreamy prose like this... It's just pure scenery and wandering around, with no plot at all.
A history of the rise and fall of three generations of an empire, ruled in turn by six empresses.
[An epic-length story, updated slowly, about the rise and fall of six empresses]
Main pairing: female teacher and male student. It's okay if you ship the wrong pairing; all pairings get happy endings (except characters who die from the start).
All the main characters retain matriarchal customs: together at dusk, apart by dawn.
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In the beginning, heaven and earth were divided, and the universe came into being.
The gods are immortal. What would you do if you were a god?
If you were Zhulong, would you open your eyes to make it day and close them to make it night?
If you were Nuwa, would you stand across the road in the vast wilderness of Liguang?
If you were Xingtian, would you wield your battle-axe and shield, your fierce resolve forever unbroken?
If you were Houtu, could you pacify the Nine Lands and guard the Underworld?
The highest forgets emotion, the lowest falls short of it. Those who are moved by emotion are people like us., A New Account of the Tales of the World
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1. Many details are made up. Some source material has been changed to serve the plot; this is entirely fictional. This includes parts of the timeline, character identities, and original characters.
2. The empress's centralized authority, representing the female lead, will wax and wane as the times change and the balance of power shifts between the capital and the regions.
3. The early story uses a primordial-world setting, with Pangu creating the world and Nuwa creating humanity as its main background. The world and creation myths are original. Since the protagonist is an original primordial deity, the story spans a long period, from the Three Sovereigns to modern times, and she will experience the rise and fall of various dynasties. It is not set entirely in the primordial era. Time passes at a ratio of one day in heaven to one year on earth, and developments in the human world and the celestial palace complement each other.
4. The main sources are Zhuangzi, Classic of Mountains and Seas, Dao De Jing, Bamboo Annals, Book of Songs, Book of Documents, Zuo Zhuan, Records of the Grand Historian, Huayang Guo Zhi, Book of the Later Han, and more.
5. An overview of the creation myth and biographies of supporting characters will be added in the extra chapters.
6. My historical sources are limited. If you spot any errors in historical facts, the period setting, or the dating of events, please point them out and I'll make corrections. Historical accuracy enthusiasts are welcome, but please go easy on me.
Theme: Even Heaven grows old when it is filled with feeling.
Teacher, you are so strong, I declare to you