Wángcháo Lí Míng

A blue dragon wails beneath a great angel’s sacred flame. A fire phoenix bleeds under the feet of a three-headed hellhound. The Ten Kings of Hell are submerged beneath an undead army. A tiger lord’s pelt is treasured upon the iron throne of a castle, while solitary armored spearmen launch a desperate charge...

The people mourn in unison; the qilin is beheaded.

Tianxia commands the three systems of divine heroes—Heavenly, Mountains-and-Seas, and Underworld—yet still cannot escape the fate of being invaded by foreign powers.

Shen Guanye crosses over and alone commands the divine-system heroes, charging against the tide of the era.

A god means a heavenly god.

A zhi means an earthly deity.

Divine beings are “heavenly gods and earthly deities.”