Yuan Tu

"Yuan Tu" is an epic oriental fantasy novel that runs from mythology to modern times. After Pan Yuan, the young leader of Pangu, was betrayed by his beloved, he burned his origin to create the earth, scattered his soul fragments into the blood of living creatures, and waited for the day of reunion. Nuwa created humans to pass on her bloodline, but she didn't know that the Rahu demon species had quietly infiltrated. The novel takes the "Abyss Map" as its core - it is both Pan Yuan's plot and the blueprint in the abyss. From the struggle for hegemony between the Yan and Huang Dynasties, the Battle of the Gods, to the three kingdoms, and the westward journey of the prosperous Tang Dynasty, from the struggle between the Song and Yuan Dynasties, the Ming and Qing dynasties, to the setting sun of the late Qing Dynasty, and the rise of modern times, every historical figure appears as a game between awakened people and demons: Qin Shihuang burned books and buried Confucians in order to eliminate the demons, Zhuge Liang borrowed the east wind as an awakening ritual to burn life, Xuanzang traveled west to obtain Nuwa's ultimate sealing technique, and Wang Yangming's philosophy was a guide for cultivating awakened people in batches. As the only complete awakener of Pan Yuan's soul fragments in modern times, the protagonist will collect the five thousand bloodline fragments in the countdown to Rahu's body breaking through Pangu's formation to awaken the sleeping Creator. When foreign gods take advantage of the silence of the Chinese gods to invade, the protagonist will lead the Chinese Awakened Army to the universe with the power of creation, allowing the Pangu clan to return to the top of all races. Five thousand years of layout, with blood as ink and soul as pen - this is a picture of the abyss.