Fuxi and Nuwa Emperor Jun

Core settings In the Chaos Era, Pangu held an ax to open up the heaven and earth, dividing the clear and the turbid into yin and yang; in the Cheng Era, Fuxi painted the Eight Diagrams and opened the sky with one painting, marking the beginning of the Chinese civilization; the dragon battle settled the nine provinces and established the Fuxi dynasty that lasted for 2,716 years; in the Hongyuan Era, the emperor unified the Buzhou Mountains and built the Buzhou Heavenly Palace, marking the first unification of the prehistoric world. Content introduction The first volume focuses on the ancient myth of Pangu's founding of the world, delving into the mystery of the origin of the universe, and combining the majesty of mythology with philosophical speculation. If you are not interested in exploring the origin, you can jump directly to the second volume. The second volume goes back to the ancient Neolithic Age, lays out the background of the era when Fuxi and Nuwa were born, and restores the original features of clans and tribes and ancestors seeking survival and pioneering. If you prefer the main character line, you can directly read the third volume. The third volume is dedicated to the growth process of Fuxi and Nuwa from a young child to a young man who helped the world, unlocking the vivid past of the mythical figure. This book uses ancient myths and legends and "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" as its core framework to break down the barriers between myth and reality. It not only hides the ignorant understanding of the universe and the world by ancient ancestors, but also incorporates the ancient wisdom of astronomy and geography. It uses the fantasy context of "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" to connect the origin of the universe, the prehistoric pattern and the geographical picture of the ancient world.