[The bold and petty goddess who does not know the seven emotions × the evil god who is sinister and lies constantly]
Xuoming was originally the first god created by Nuwa and a descendant of the Taichu lineage, but after her birth, Nuwa could only sigh.
Xuan Ming doesn't know magical powers, doesn't know the seven emotions, and can't even learn the simplest shudou formation in two years. During the Battle of Zhuolu, Xuan Ming was injured and fell into a deep sleep. When he woke up again, the Eight Gods had grown stronger and the world was about to be in chaos. Nuwa was seriously injured and handed over the task of recovering the strange beasts from the mountains and seas to prevent the Eight Gods' disciples from contaminating and using the strange beasts.
So Xuan Ming dragged his frail divine body and stepped into the human world, starting his journey of collecting beasts and defeating monsters to bring peace to the world.
Do you think she is reckless and weak, and fighting depends on luck?
Villain: She knows whether it is open or not!
Do you think she is ignorant of worldly affairs and only believes in people and listens to words?
Fuxi: ... What does it mean to have known for a long time that I am not a good person? ! ! !
Xi, Dangkang, Fuzhu, Bifang... One by one, the mythical beasts returned home - "The Classic of Mountains and Seas".
Fuxi's perspective:
He was originally one of the Eight Gods. When the world first opened and the Nine Gods disappeared, He Zhezhi devoted himself to the grand blueprint of resurrecting the Eight Gods, polluting the divine beasts, collecting resentment, and promoting war...
He should have crushed the little goddess at the end of Taichu's lineage to death long ago, but by some strange combination of circumstances, he let her know the plan step by step.
Perhaps Fuxi himself couldn't tell what kind of feelings he had for Nuwa, just as he could never clearly define how he felt about Xuan Ming.
Love? Pity? Possessive? Desire for the origin of chaos? Transfer of feelings towards Nuwa? , This "not understanding" itself is one of his greatest pains.
Using the mountains and sea mythical beasts as connecting points, small unit stories are presented.
Purpose: Interpret responsibility and responsibility