More than 130 years ago, Empress Yinu Neifulamingsuoli made a famous prophecy. She ordered the High Priest Yingluo to engrave it on the guardian stele before her tomb, along with her conversations with the gods and a record of her life's merits and wrongs. People called the stele the Demon King's Incantation.
The prophecy said she would awaken again beneath a violet light and lead the Yi people in rebuilding a prosperous age. But it also warned that someone would stand in her way and prevent Yi's revival, urging her people to help eliminate that person.
This widely circulated prophecy was not only the Yi people's spiritual pillar for a century, but also the source of their profound suffering. Massacres, expulsions, and plunder. It brought the world endless warfare, power struggles, and infighting. After 130 years of chaos, the final outcome was still to come.
Twisting the tassel under the jade with your fingers, why not change it to a tassel?
I always have a feeling of being in the clouds
Is it good? The writing is getting better and better. That's how the name Xia Liubi came about. It's interesting.
What do they mean by their two conversations? Not enough kindness, more than enough politeness.
The death of the bones and the white snow must be the final outcome of his several years in the palace. Die in the snow.
This woman is too poisonous.
This chapter has smooth connections and a nice twist, but the reincarnation bit is too little to understand. I can't even understand the poetry.
I remember a person who liked foxes
Thousands of miles away, the long smoke sets and the sun sets, solitary city closed.
Fate, wonderful, O(∩_∩)O haha~