Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors

When Fuxi used stars as his sons, Shen Nong used grass as swords, and Huangdi used human beings as soldiers, and all the emperors rose up together, who would be in the great catastrophe of becoming a god three thousand years after his death? There were no immortals in ancient times, only people traveling against the odds. Pangu died when he opened the sky, and Hongmeng's will shattered into "Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors" and scattered in the world. Taihao Fuxi, with the head of a human and the body of a snake, understood the River Map and Luo Shu, and controlled cause and effect; Nuwa patched up the sky, leaving only a stone fragment, which turned into the last thread of good fortune in the world; Shen Nong tasted the grass, between the poison and the medicine, and realized that it is endless; Xuanyuan forged a sword, using human blood and fire, to cut through the black mist of Jiuli; Chi You, with his bronze head and iron brow, led eighty-one demon gods, who wanted to conquer the sky with war; There is also Cangjie who opened the way of literature with one stroke, and Yinglong's wings rolled into the sky... They were once emperors in history books, and they were also tribulation fires on the path of immortality. Refining the body, gathering Qi, condensing the elixir, transforming into the spirit, returning to the void, combining the Tao, heaven and man, immortality, eternity - the nine heavenly gates, kowtow step by step. Buzhou Mountain will be broken, Kunlun Ruins will collapse, the eyes of Guixu will open, and the past and future will fall here together. Fuxi calculated all eternity, but could not calculate his own death; Nuwa mended the sky and the earth, but she could not mend the cracks in people's hearts; The Xuanyuan sword pointed at the wilderness, but it could not cut off the blood and cause and effect. This is the bloody dawn when the human race is supported by all races, It was also the first ray of light for the emperors to light up the fairy fire by offering themselves as sacrifices.