Primeval Records 2

Author: Xia Shu Ye Hu
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Publish Date: 2006-10-12
Features: "The Legend of the Wilderness Trilogy" tells the mythological tales of the hundreds of years from the death of the Emperor Shennong to the unification of China under Emperor Yao, filled with moving and unforgettable heroes of the wilderness. This book is the second part, "The Legend of the Wilderness": After the Kunlun Peach Blossom Banquet, the five tribes split, the world turned against each other, and war could no longer be avoided. In just a few years, it forged the most magnificent and heroic chapters in the history of China. Across the nine provinces and four seas, who will ultimately rise to power? How many mysteries are hidden in the tales of the primordial wilderness? Chiyou, Xingtian, the water tribe deity Zhulong, the earth tribe Emperor Huang Ji Yuanxuan, the fire tribe Emperor Yan Lieyan, and the metal tribe Queen Mother of the West—all legendary figures from Chinese mythology make their appearance. A fierce struggle for dominance unfolds amidst thunder and lightning, composing a grand and majestic epic of the primordial wilderness. The Earth Pit reappears, the Kun is resurrected, and thousands of venomous snakes and fierce birds gather in the Northern Sea. Is this all part of a series of conspiracies, or the mysterious destiny foretold by the Fuxi Stone Prophecy? Who among them is the reincarnation of the legendary Fuxi and Nüwa? Can the mysterious snake tribe rise again in the east? Chaos reigns as the play of deception escalates, with the Northern Sea experiencing one disturbance after another. At the Wood Tribe's Hundred Flowers Conference, the plot takes a turn, with a series of twists and turns, as the true and false Green Emperor appear in shadow. Tuoba Ye and the Dragon Maiden, who survive against all odds, face countless trials. Can they turn their fortunes around? Their ambiguous relationship with the immortal Guaye, and the changes it will bring—everything seems to be ending, yet it has just begun. Xia Shu Ye Hu's fiery fantasy masterpiece, "The Legend of the Gods," Part 2.
In the primordial era, 2565 years ago, the Snake Tribe's Emperor Fuxi and the Sacred Maiden Nüwa worked tirelessly, using the divine arts of "The Great Method of Seeking Gods" and "Molding Soldiers from Clay" to gather an invincible army of clay warriors, defeating all tribes. In the 261st year of the Taiji era, Nüwa created the elixir of immortality and ascended to become a celestial being. The Snake Tribe dynasty began the "Rule of the Eight Elders," with the eight Snake Tribe elders taking control of the primordial wilderness, ruling for over 1,600 years. Until the 1772nd year of the Snake calendar, the alliance of the Earth and Fire tribes defeated an army of 180,000 snakes, captured the Snake capital, and slaughtered nearly all the noble snake tribes, bringing the nearly 2,000-year-old Snake dynasty to a sudden collapse.
In the freezing Arctic, a spectacular scene of "Ten Thousand Snakes and a Thousand Birds" emerges. The Fuxi Stone Stele is unearthed, and according to the prophecies, the reincarnation of Fuxi and Nüwa is imminent. Longnü and the Rain Master Yushi are identified as the reincarnation of Nüwa.