The Emperor Of The Primordial Wilderness

Time flows back five thousand years, to an era of prehistoric brutality, unparalleled desolation, and profound darkness and solitude. Forests, swamps, deserts, Gobi, strange pools, and deep valleys are filled with venomous insects, and strange beasts roam, with crises lurking everywhere

The perfect man in the hearts of both boys and girls, a hero whom the Chinese nation has revered for five thousand years, a legendary tale of Xuanyuan unfolds amidst the rising winds and swirling clouds

The unexpected concepts, wonderfully imaginative ideas, and brilliantly varied plots in "The Primordial Emperor" are vividly brought to life on the pages of this book; the elements of fantasy, intrigue, adventure, and excitement are compelling reasons that every young reader loves to pursue

In the primordial wilderness formed by forests, swamps, deserts, Gobi, strange pools, and deep valleys, a young man who has struggled to emerge from the belly of a serpent, the depths of a swamp, beneath a divine sword, and from traps... eliminates enemies, escorts a saintess, companions with ape-men, and hunts in the wild. Amidst continuous pursuits and changes, he rescues enslaved warriors from various tribes and establishes a formidable and battle-hardened force known as the "Dragon's Journey"

The young man named Xuanyuan is the protagonist meticulously portrayed in the new work "Xuanyuan: Absolute" by Long Ren, the foremost figure in the realm of Chinese fantasy and martial arts literature.

Throughout history, the descendants of the Huaxia have revered Xuanyuan as the Yellow Emperor. Every ethnic group has its own legendary era, and the Yellow Emperor is a representative figure of China's legendary age. People have concentrated various virtues and numerous creations of ancient individuals upon him, as he led Chinese civilization from barbarism to civilization. It is said that Yao, Shun, Yu, and Tang are all his descendants, which is why the Yellow Emperor is venerated as the common ancestor of the Chinese nation. The true story of the Yellow Emperor has long been lost in the mists of time, yet his legend remains timeless for thousands of years. He led Chinese civilization from barbarism to civilization; it is said that Yao, Shun, Yu, and Tang are all his descendants, which is why the Yellow Emperor is venerated as the common ancestor of the Chinese nation. The true story of the Yellow Emperor has long been lost in the mists of time, yet his legend remains timeless for thousands of years. In the wondrous imaginative world of the Dragon people, the Yellow Emperor embodies the spiritual qualities of a modern impoverished youth: born into poverty, losing his mother at a young age, fighting his way to success with bare hands, and enduring hardships to ultimately achieve greatness. The natural and social backgrounds of the barbaric era serve as a magical backdrop for the Yellow Emperor's growth, highlighting the image of a perfect man—exceptional in martial arts, possessing extraordinary demeanor, beloved by the people, and endowed with both wisdom and courage. In the wondrous imaginative world of the Dragon people, the Yellow Emperor embodies the spiritual qualities of a modern impoverished youth: born into poverty, losing his mother at a young age, fighting his way to success with bare hands, and enduring hardships to ultimately achieve greatness. The natural and social backgrounds of the barbaric era serve as a magical backdrop for the Yellow Emperor's growth, highlighting the image of a perfect man—exceptional in martial arts, possessing extraordinary demeanor, beloved by the people, and endowed with both wisdom and courage, even winning the affection of the most outstanding women... In the writings of the Dragon people, Xuanyuan encapsulates all the virtues of the perfect man in the hearts of Chinese men and women, even his tall stature and not-so-handsome appearance align perfectly with the aesthetic requirements of a sage in Chinese culture.

As soon as "The Primordial Emperor" was released, it received a warm welcome from young readers in the Chinese-speaking regions, as well as their parents