The Legend of Emperor Jun Across the Mountains and Seas

Jun, the successor of traditional Chinese medicine, traveled to the great wilderness of Hongmeng recorded in "The Classic of Mountains and Seas". There is neither sun nor moon here, candles and dragons hold fire to illuminate, and all souls live in confusion. With wisdom beyond the times, he performed the unfinished business of the gods: guiding Xihe to bathe in the sun, and Chang Xi to bathe in the moon, laying the order for the chaotic wilderness; observing the shape of Kui Niu, making drums and setting the sound, observing the traces of Yinglong, dredging floods, and forming an alliance with the nine-tailed fox in Qingqiu. When his memory woke up, he realized that he was the original pen of this mountain and sea scroll - Emperor Jun. However, the old gods fought back and the Tianzhu collapsed. In order to protect the fire of civilization that he personally lit, Emperor Jun burned his soul, reset the world, and carved the most tragic line of myth on the title page of "The Classic of Mountains and Seas". He healed the world with the kindness of a doctor, protected the common people with the body of a god, and finally opened up an era full of infinite possibilities for the human race.