Ragnarok: Fifteen Battles

When the God King threw the stone tablet engraved with the contract into the world, the fate of the entire human civilization was put on the gambling table: Gods and humans each send one person, and whoever wins the first fifteen will decide the future of the world. From Huo Qubing, Princess Pingyang, Zhuge Liang, Wang Yangming, to Tesla, Gandhi, Sartre, and Fuxi - spanning five thousand years of civilization, emperors, generals, philosophers, scientists, and even unrecorded unknowns have stepped onto the battlefield one after another. What they bear is not only life and death, but also the fundamental meaning of human existence. Thor, Athena, Hades, Odin, Jupiter... The gods come with thunder, wisdom, death, order, nothingness. But in the collision with the ultimate human spirit, divinity began to be shaken, confused, and even - defected. When Fuxi drew the first Bagua in the meaningless void and uttered the first human sentence, "I - am - here -", the world of gods was silent. "The beginning of human civilization is an inalienable right." The stone tablet engraved the ending: humans will win fifteen times, and gods will win twelve. The "civilization tree" that took root in the center of the battlefield has since become a holy place common to both worlds - gods no longer rule, but only bear witness; humans no longer pray, but just move forward. Ultimately, this is more than just a bet. This is what mankind submits to the universe - the eternal answer to dignity.