Under the Abyss Part 1: the Road to the Strong

In ancient times, when there was no communication between different parts of the world, why did stories about gods, humans, demons and other races emerge in unison? Why do there exist legends about dragons, unicorns, phoenixes and other creatures that do not exist in reality? Why are you so sensitive to the number "twelve"? Such as twelve months, twelve solar terms, twelve constellations, twelve zodiac signs, etc. Why do humans and Earth's animals behave so differently? By reconstructing the world and the origin of human beings, this article attempts to reasonably explain this series of issues. At the same time, taking "human nature is evil" as the main line, it proposes explanations of practical issues such as money, relationships, marriage, housing, and retirement, as well as philosophical answers to why we live and what the meaning of living is. The three parts, with a total of more than 700,000 words, have been completed. Two chapters are updated every day, so you can rest assured to follow up. This article is not a cool article, it needs to be read with thought, and I hope it can bring inspiration to readers. There is a lot of foreshadowing in the first 40 chapters. Although it is boring, it is very important. In the middle and the end, the foreshadowing will be withdrawn and there will be many reversals. The pace of the second and third parts will become faster and faster.