Myth: The Hunt of the Sky God (2)

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Features: In the vast sea of life, three divine trees stand tall: the Eastern Fusang, the Western Ruomu, and the central Jianmu. Fusang is guarded by nine ancient mythical birds, the Kunpeng, while the three deities—Shenlong, Qilin, and Fufeng—are responsible for guarding Ruomu. The descendants of ancient deities, "Riguang" and "Hannye," respectively protect the life-giving tree, Jianmu, and the demon realm beneath the sea of life. Riguang falls into the sea of life and eventually condenses into an evil spirit, while Hannye, guided by the divine dragon, embarks on a journey to the sacred mountain, Buzhou, vowing to eradicate the evil spirit. Shangjun, the immortal king of Penglai, disappears into the heavens to seal Jianmu, saving the divine dragon and ultimately bringing a brief period of peace.
Ten thousand years later, Lord Shiva rules the heavens, and the Four Princes (Kuya of Boya, Zhao Ming of Shu Jing, Ling Xiu of Zhong Yue, and Xi Jian of Xiao Xin) have achieved remarkable military exploits. Among them, Kuya particularly pleases Lord Shiva. Ling Xiu falls in love with the willful Kuya, and Kuya eventually develops romantic feelings for Ling Xiu. However, Shu Jing, the prince of Qilin, cannot hide his wolfish nature, and his ambiguous relationship with Princess Jianrong stirs turmoil in the heavens. From then on, tribes like the Yaksha, Huolong, and Shiva are drawn into endless struggles, and the gods display their myriad forms as power shifts. Who is the divine dragon? What is the fate of the gods? It all lies in the hands of the fate compass.