Autobiographies of the Gods

Pangu said: I was exhausted to death by myself. Nuwa said: You are all pinched by me. Fuxi said: Fishing nets are learned from spiders. Chinese gods and demons, for the first time, tell their own stories. From Pangu, Nuwa, and Fuxi, to Suiren, Shennong, and Huangdi, to Shaohao, Zhuanxu, Emperor Ku, Yao, Shun, and Yu, as well as the Queen Mother of the West, the Prince of the East, and the God of Haotian , Donghuang Taiyi, Dijun, Zhulong, as well as Houyi, Chang'e, Jingwei, Kuafu, Xingtian, Chiyou... Zhengshen, Sanxian, elves, ghosts and evil spirits are all included. First person, like listening to a friend chatting. No drama, no time travel. All stories are written in the vernacular based on ancient books such as "The Classic of Mountains and Seas", "Three and Five Calories", "Huainanzi" and "Sou Shen Ji". Suitable for the following people: ·Parents who want to tell Chinese mythology to their children but don't know where to start ·Ordinary readers who read "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" but cannot read classical Chinese ·Anyone who is interested in traditional Chinese culture but does not want to read academic papers You don't live in the world, you live in Pangu's body.