Will She Come?

Three thousand years ago, "Heshu", one of the three treasures of ancient heaven, fell asleep in the chaos. The sages died for their lives and sealed the turbid air in the gap between heaven and earth. Since then, the mountains and rivers have gradually stabilized, and the world has become peaceful. People have forgotten about the calamity fire, and only the deep river flows year after year, waiting for the return of the destined person. Three thousand years later, a thirteen-year-old girl named "Hao" fished it out of the river. Warmth sank into the soul along the bloodline, and the tiger-tailed and leopard-toothed god at the top of Kunlun asked her in her dream: "Will you come?" - Her name is Queen Mother of the West, and she is the only survivor of the previous civilization cycle. She said, "You're next." King Wu Ding of the Shang Dynasty carved "A good woman will come" on a high platform thousands of miles away and waited for three years. Her mother did not die of illness, but died as a martyr to bear the first round of calamity for her, just to give her thirteen years to grow up safely. The stone shrank into consciousness, the withered hair turned into warm veins in the chest, and the seven tokens formed a complete circuit deep in her soul - the human bloodline and the vast heavenly path resonated at the same frequency from then on. She knelt down in the depths of the sacrificial hall and said, "Disciple is willing to inherit." The ancient heavenly way that had been silent for three thousand years was reopened. From then on, she will become the queen, high priest, and military commander of the Shang Dynasty, commanding thousands of armies, presiding over burning sacrifices, and supporting a prosperous generation. But all this is just the prologue. The cracks between heaven and earth are loosening, and the catastrophe of troubled times is about to reignite. And she's the one who's going to catch it. This is a novel about awakening and responsibility, a novel about a mother paving the way with her life, and a daughter moving forward with her life. It is also a novel about how civilization continues, and about "I asked on the ruins, 'Will she come?'"