Throughout the ages of Chinese history, how many great figures have been laid to rest?
Laozi departed west through Hangu Pass, leaving behind the Tao Te Ching, revered throughout the ages.
Confucius rode his carriage through the Six Kingdoms; half the Analects was enough to govern the world.
The extraordinary Guiguzi, ancestor of the Hundred Schools of Thought.
Bai Qi, the God of Killing, whose fearsome bloodlust terrified the Six Kingdoms.
Xiang Yu, the Hegemon King, whose strength could uproot mountains and whose might covered the world.
Huo Qubing, who campaigned as far as Langjuxu Mountain, leaving no royal court in the world. What a hero!
The ancient Demon Court, the Twelve Ancestral Shamans, and primordial gods all emerged, sweeping across the land.
