[A chaotic showdown among the gods of Huaxia, an adventure in the modern world starring very, very ancient ancestors.]
[The author studied engineering and is nearly illiterate when it comes to history. My research comes from Baidu. I have nothing but wild ideas, so you could say I'm making it all up as I go.]
[The heroine has a terrible personality. At least she's mentally stable.]
[I'll write things that go against popular knowledge, such as Daji actually being the most powerful priestess in the Shang dynasty.]
[Please don't report me or give me writing advice. If you need to know what to avoid, then my story isn't for you.]
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"Feng Yi and I are doing terribly."
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They had both once been glorious figures. Gong Gong was a descendant of Emperor Yan and the son of Zhu Rong. Born divine, she was one with the Dao. Water was one of the Great Dao, and Gong Gong was a primordial water god, the oldest and most orthodox deity of all waters.
Feng Yi, courtesy name Junping, was once revered as the Exalted God of Clear Waters. As the god of the Yellow River, he ruled over all the rivers of the world and drew the River Map to help Yu control the floods.
But there's no point boasting about past glories. The age of the gods has passed, and the two of them have fallen into a truly wretched state. In all the legends, the Earl of the River swallows countless boys and girls, leaving him with a reputation worse than none at all, let alone any worshippers.
As for Gong Gong, she doesn't eat children. But back in the age of the gods, she was exiled to Youzhou for ramming her head into Mount Buzhou in a fit of rage. She was listed among the Four Sinners alongside Huan Dou, the Sanmiao, and Gun, and was only released in recent times.
Feng Yi's blunt assessment: Fired from her civil service job.
Theme: There's always a way forward
