Code of the Gods: Xuanji of Yu Dynasty

At the end of the Yu Dynasty, Emperor Shun had been in power for thirty-nine years. The fortunes of the nine states in China were gradually declining, and the Yu family was about to be exhausted. Emperor Shun foreshadowed the co-ownership of the nine states, the Si surname and the Xiahou family of Dayu, one of the eight ancient surnames. Huan Dou, the Wu Emperor of Sanmiao and Jiuli, tried to change his fate against the will of heaven, and used the remnant soul of Chi You awakened in Chi You's blood jade to break the order of heaven and unify the nine states. At the same time, the remnant soul of the awakened water demon Gonggong is attached to the Jiang family of Gonggong, harboring resentment and waiting for change. Ancient loose immortals, mountain spirits and sea monsters were all waiting for opportunities in the fate disputes at the end of the Yu Dynasty. This is not the era of simple tribal alliances, but the Xuanhuang era where humans and gods are mixed, spiritual power is still there, and ancient Shinto is not extinct. Mountains and rivers have spiritual veins, and ancient tribes all inherit mysterious Taoism. At the same time, the young Sifeng, the grandson of Dayu, was tired of the rules and boring life in the royal city, so he secretly ran out of the royal city and wanted to travel all over the world. But he didn't know that this step would unlock the secrets of the sleeping mountains and seas, stir up the gods of the nine states, and rewrite the fate of a dynasty. Everything seemed inevitable like fate...