Luo Niang

In ancient times, the Luo River gave birth to the spirit of heaven and earth, and the goddess Luo Niang was reincarnated. She held the "Luo Shu" to control the waters of the three realms, and lived in the Luoshui Heavenly Palace. She shared the responsibility of the waters with Feng Yi, the God of the Yellow River, and Canglan, the God of the East China Sea. Luo Niang has a pure and gentle temperament, but has a compassionate heart. She often nourishes the spiritual veins of Luoshui with the spiritual energy of "Luo Shu" and protects the people along the coast. She is deeply respected by the three worlds. At that time, Fuxi needed to borrow innate spiritual objects to realize the Great Dao. Luo Niang, thinking about the welfare of all living beings, privately gave Fuxi the fragment of "Luo Shu" to help him discover the principles of Yin and Yang Bagua. However, it violated the rule of law that "celestial spirits may not be privately taught to mortal saints". The Emperor of Heaven was furious and wanted to kill Luo Niang. Fortunately, the Queen Mother of the West interceded with Cang Lan, so she was given a lenient sentence. Part of Luo Niang's immortal bones were destroyed, deprived of her divine status, and demoted to the mortal world. The entire "Luo Shu" was split and sealed. 30% Of it fell into reincarnation with Luo Niang, 30% was kept in the old site of Luoshui Tiangong, and the remaining 30% was taken care of by Fuxi. Before being demoted, Luo Niang was pregnant. In order to protect the fetus, she used her last immortal power to seal the fetus's spiritual veins and fostered her in a farmer's home in Qingwu Village on the bank of Luoshui River. She left a white jade pendant with the word "Luo" engraved on it as a certificate. Then she fell into reincarnation and joined the mortal world, taking the pseudonym "Su Wan" and forgetting the fairy memories of her past life.