Using science fiction, this work organically links representative myths from ancient China within the same space-time, weaving them into a harmonious, vivid whole. These include Gun stealing the Breath-Giving Soil, the Battle of Banquan, the Battle of Zhuolu, Xing Tian dancing with his shield and axe, Nuwa creating humanity, Nuwa mending the sky, Gonggong angrily striking Mount Buzhou, Hou Yi shooting down the suns, Kuafu chasing the sun, Chang'e flying to the moon, and Jingwei filling the sea. In doing so, it constructs and establishes a lineage of figures from ancient Chinese mythology. Within this same space-time, it also organically links representative myths from the world's major mythological systems, including Hebrew, Greek, Norse, Indian, and Egyptian mythology, with ancient Chinese myths, weaving them into a harmonious, vivid whole. These include the fall of the angels, Satan's rebellion, the Titan War, Prometheus stealing fire, Pandora's box, Ragnarok, the Churning of the Ocean of Milk, and the burning of the Three Cities, culminating in the final battle of the apocalypse and a flood that destroys the world. Through a series of heroic tales in this work, the splendid image of figures from ancient Chinese mythology is brought to the fore, and the nobility and greatness of their character is demonstrated.
