At the beginning of the Hongmeng, Pangu returned to his original path and transformed himself into the body of the mountains, rivers, sun and moon, and his blessings lasted forever. Since then, the three clans of dragon, phoenix and unicorn have come to the world one after another, standing tall in the world, and disputes have arisen, stirring up the ancient world; Hongjun realized the Tao and Zixiao preached, and the two saints of Sanqing, Emperor Wa and the West returned to their thrones one after another, established the six principles and established the order of the great wilderness.
Liches are rising to dominate the galaxy, calamities in the three realms are endlessly rotating, gods and demons are fighting, and immortals and demons are constantly entangled. Nuwa cared about the common people, she made people out of clay to determine the destiny of heaven and earth, Fuxi deduced the Eight Diagrams to explore the mysteries of the great road. From the ancient times when the heavens opened to prosperity, to the bloody battles between the three tribes, to the catastrophes of the bloody battles between the three tribes, to the saints establishing the world and the rise of the human race, the reincarnation of Taoism and the entanglement of cause and effect are all spread out in the vast wilderness.
This book uses the classical chapter-chapter novel style to reproduce the simple style of "The Romance of the Gods", telling the ancient mythological epic of China, and narrating Pangu's selfless love, the rise and fall of all spirits, and the reincarnation of good and evil in the way of heaven. Eighty complete chapters, with rigorous context and long foreshadowings, depict the vastness of the prehistoric times, express the righteousness of the world, and compose a legend of ancient gods and demons that has been passed down through the ages.
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This book is fascinating.
This is not to be polite, but to persuade you to quit. If you are here for the protagonist who changes his fate against the will of heaven, and want to see him crush him all the way, leapfrog levels and fight back, and finally shout "My fate is up to me" - don't open it, it doesn't exist. There is no protagonist in this book, only a group of people struggling desperately within the rules, and that rule has been welded to death from the first chapter, and no one can break it until the last chapter.
If you want the villain to be eliminated by justice, don't come. Rahu is not defeated, he is a liquidator fed by the greed of living creatures. When the war stopped and the resentment ceased, he became silent. It is not elimination, but the natural dissolution of cause and effect.
Who can stay?
If you have ever had such thoughts while reading ancient novels - "Why can't all the spiritual veins be dug out?" "Wouldn't the world be damaged if we fight?" "Can the resources really support so many cultivators?" - Then this book is for you.
Its protagonist has only four words: resource ceiling. When Pangu Kaitian perished, the total amount of innate resources was locked. The spiritual veins were dug out one by one, and every one of the caves and sky was shattered. Behind the growing carnival is a countdown. The three races did not lose to each other, the Liches did not lose to their opponents, and what the human race finally learned was not victory, but coexistence with the upper limit.
There are no winners, no miracles, just a set of cold underlying logic and a group of creatures who know they can't do anything but still struggle.
If you want to see it, this is it.
Welcome.
Write in front This book is fascinating. This is not to be polite, but to persuade you to quit. If you are here for the protagonist who changes his fate against the will of heaven, and want to see him crush him all the way, leapfrog levels and fight back, and finally shout "My fate is up to me" - don't open it, it doesn't exist. There is no protagonist in this book, only a group of people struggling desperately within the rules, and that rule has been welded to death from the first chapter, and no one can break it until the last chapter. If you want the villain to be eliminated by justice, don't come. Rahu is not defeated, he is a liquidator fed by the greed of living creatures. When the war stopped and the resentment ceased, he became silent. It is not elimination, but the natural dissolution of cause and effect. Who can stay? If you have ever had such thoughts while reading ancient novels - "Why can't all the spiritual veins be dug out?" "Wouldn't the world be damaged if we fight?" "Can the resources really support so many cultivators?" - Then this book is for you. Its protagonist has only four words: resource ceiling. When Pangu Kaitian perished, the total amount of innate resources was locked. The spiritual veins were dug out one by one, and every one of the caves and sky was shattered. Behind the growing carnival is a countdown. The three races did not lose to each other, the Liches did not lose to their opponents, and what the human race finally learned was not victory, but coexistence with the upper limit. There are no winners, no miracles, just a set of cold underlying logic and a group of creatures who know they can't do anything but still struggle. If you want to see it, this is it. Welcome.