Nine Parts of Tianlong

Synopsis of the story of "Nine Dragons" In the Eastern Divine Realm, the three sages of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism guard the way of heaven. The Confucian sage upholds benevolence, righteousness, etiquette and music, the Buddhist sage holds the fire of compassion and compassion, and the Taoist sage forgets the opportunity to travel beyond the eight extremes. Suddenly one day, the "Golden Abyss" opened in the west. Mammon, the lord of capital, and Heraclitus, the lord of materialism, joined forces to erode the three realms with the golden law and atomic storm, hoping to commercialize and materialize everything. Shangren was falsely accused of being a "barbarian bastard" and was expelled from heaven; Liao Kong broke the precepts to save the witch Hera and was expelled from Buddhism; Wangji pursued Athena, the goddess of wisdom, but was deceived into taking the Taoist treasure. The three saints rebelled against each other and worshiped each other in Kunlun Ruins, vowing to conquer the Western Heaven together. They united with the Greek, Nordic, Egyptian, and Indian gods who were oppressed by Mammon, gathered three thousand refugees, and headed straight into the Golden Abyss. Shangren slayed the capital python with his awe-inspiring righteousness, Lingkong used the Sutra of Compassion and Culture to resolve the atomic storm, and Wangji used Xiaoyaoyou to break the golden contract. In the end, Shangren sacrificed his life for righteousness and turned into a star to protect all living beings; he realized the state of "neither emptiness nor existence"", and embraced the "child of matter" and entered Nirvana; he forgot his chance and returned to the wind without knowing where he was. Mammon was destroyed, the Heavenly Ministry was restructured, and peace returned to the Three Realms. Shangren reunited with his Nordic mother, Liao Kong and Hera settled in a small village, and Wangji settled the refugees in the Southern Wilderness Valley. Three blood-stained copper coins hang on the lintel of the heavenly door, bearing witness to that period of time when no one was unjust and all sentient beings were sinned.