The Divine Court Collapses, the Heavenly Court Stands

Introduction to the work "The Divine Court Collapses, the Heavenly Court Stands" In the age of the old gods, Taiyi, the Eastern Emperor, sat on a throne transformed from a chaos clock, suppressing the world with cold and precise order. The twelve ancestral witches are surging under the ice, the demon emperor Jun is accumulating anger on the hibiscus tree, and the sun and moon have their own plans. A crack spread from the bottom of the North Sky Pillar, eventually splitting open the entire Old God World. Taiyi tore himself apart on the Guixu Sea and became a baby bird to live for three more days. Emperor Jun used a sun-shooting bow to pierce his brother's remains and closed the door of chaos. Sanqing descended from Zixiao Palace, ready to take over everything. But a mortal named Zhang Bairen took the first step and sat on the chair that had been empty for three hundred years, and with a pair of hands accustomed to holding clay, he kneaded the rules of the new heaven. In the third thousand years of the New Calendar, Zhang Bairen's last words before dying were: "Stand at the door for me." The list of gods was finalized, and one hundred and sixty-five names were filled in one by one. The last vacant seat was reserved for Jiayi—the first Inspector Fang Tian to kneel down outside the Taiyi Palace one hundred thousand years ago, and the last person standing one hundred thousand years later. He wrote his name at the bottom of the list, then walked back to the inside of the palace door and stood up again. The chair is empty. The door is open. Morning light is pouring in. This is a myth about "collapse and reconstruction". The bells from the age of the old gods were broken into millions of pieces, and each piece fell into the foundation of the new heaven. Someone was redrawing the lines on the ruins, and someone was guarding the threshold for all those sitting on the inside of the door. The metabolism of heaven and earth is endless. The chair is replaced by another person. But the door stayed open.