This is an ancient fantasy novel. The male protagonist Sikong Jixiao is the son of the ancient Gou Mang and the ancient Xuanming evil god. He has a deep and sinister personality, is good at maneuvering, driven by obsession, has tragic motives, and keeps away from strangers. However, he cares about the female protagonist Kapok (Xiao Mian) very much and regards her as an important person. The heroine Ka Mian (Xiao Mian) has a cheerful, independent and friendly personality and is a subordinate of Wang Xiangzong. The story is roughly that in ancient times, Gou Mang and Xuan Ming used their own power to create a power that could control the Dijiang River, so they united with Yizi (Sikong Jixiao). Later, the Dijiang suddenly retreated, which shocked Gou Mang and Xuanming and thought that the power they created had no use, so they sealed the power inside the man and left it in the world. When he was 10 years old, the male protagonist was living alone and met the same female protagonist. The two fell in love and were brought back by the Wangxiang Sect. After that, the female protagonist became a subordinate of the Wangxiang Sect, taking over any orders and tasks, just to get the male protagonist's medicine, because after the male protagonist's power was sealed, his body often felt burning pain.
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Little knowledge about "The Classic of Mountains and Seas"
It looks like a crane, but it only has one leg. Its blue-black wings are covered with red lines, and its beak is white. Its cry is like shouting its own name "Bifang".
Bi Fang is not an ordinary bird. It is a bird of disaster in ancient times. Wherever it appears, prairie fires often break out in cities and villages, triggering natural disasters and wildfires. The world sees it as a harbinger of fire disasters.
But Bifang itself does not actively set fires. It is the accompanying messenger of disaster. It is lonely and cunning, and its whereabouts are erratic. It is good at hiding its body in the flames. It comes and goes like the wind, making it extremely difficult to hunt down.
Little knowledge about Classic of Mountains and Seas
Fu Zhu is an auspicious beast in "The Classic of Mountains and Seas·Zhongshan Jing". Its body is like a white deer, with four horns on its head, and its body is light and elegant. According to legend, when the husband appears in this world, the world will usher in a flood. It has a docile temperament and often swims in the woods along the waterfront. Its seemingly peaceful figure is actually a harbinger of approaching floods. When the ancients saw their husbands coming and going, they became alarmed and prepared to resist floods.
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Little knowledge about "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" It looks like a crane, but it only has one leg. Its blue-black wings are covered with red lines, and its beak is white. Its cry is like shouting its own name "Bifang". Bi Fang is not an ordinary bird. It is a bird of disaster in ancient times. Wherever it appears, prairie fires often break out in cities and villages, triggering natural disasters and wildfires. The world sees it as a harbinger of fire disasters. But Bifang itself does not actively set fires. It is the accompanying messenger of disaster. It is lonely and cunning, and its whereabouts are erratic. It is good at hiding its body in the flames. It comes and goes like the wind, making it extremely difficult to hunt down.
Little knowledge about Classic of Mountains and Seas Fu Zhu is an auspicious beast in "The Classic of Mountains and Seas·Zhongshan Jing". Its body is like a white deer, with four horns on its head, and its body is light and elegant. According to legend, when the husband appears in this world, the world will usher in a flood. It has a docile temperament and often swims in the woods along the waterfront. Its seemingly peaceful figure is actually a harbinger of approaching floods. When the ancients saw their husbands coming and going, they became alarmed and prepared to resist floods.