The Jade Empire

Around 1,307 BCE,Ao Guang once crowned as the Jade Emperor, sought the legendary "Pillar." Yang Jia of Shang yielded, reluctantly offering up the sacred artifact.

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## The Jade Empire

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# Jade Empire

Around 1,203 BCE, Nezha was born, one day the young 14 years old, Nezha cleaned himself at the East Sea, Ao Guang's investigator Li Gen and third son Ao Bing were both killed by Nezha when they attacked him because of his bath in the sea.

Ao Guang set out to talk to Nezha's father, Li Jing. Ao Guang demanded that Li Jing offer himself as a sacrifice to atone for Nezha's actions, but Li Jing refused.

Nezha, having opted to sacrifice himself in his father's place, went to the jade emperor’s palace and Ao Guang took revenge by ordering one of his dragon's to eat Nezha.

As the aged Li Jing lay dying from his efforts to rally the chiefs against Ao Guang, another young warrior stepped forward eager to continue their mission: Meilan, son of Xiayu.

Born in the same year as Nezha's birth, Meilan had been raised alongside him within Yama's domain at Mount Taihangshan.

Endowed with peerless martial prowess inherited from his valiant father, Meilan dedicated every waking moment refining his skills and studying the tactics required to prevail against Ao Guang and his armada.

in 1,181 BCE, Meilan led his brave cohorts into the sea Palace, where they challenged the ruling Jade Emperor directly.  Their ardent determination to protect mortalkind's way of life was not misplaced, however, they were horribly outmatched by the emperor's numerous Dragons.

Although vastly outnumbered, Meilan's troops persevered, even slaying twelve mighty dragons.

After the tragic defeat of  Meilan and his allies,the Jade Emperor called his Djinn.

His request was the ideal female companion, the Djinn fashioned a beguiling maiden , her name, chosen by the Emperor, was "Lian" (莲), meaning lotus flower in ancient Chinese. Lian captivated the Emperor's heart, becoming both his lover and advisor.

Over time, they bore three strong sons--Ao Qin (敖钦,leadership) ,Ao Shun (敖顺,harmony) ,Ao Run (敖闰,balance)--and two lovely daughters--Jia (嘉, grace) and Rong (容, acceptance).

On the fateful year of 1,093 BCE, the Jade Emperor, Ao Guang, chose to split his vast maritime domain amongst four distinct seascapes, which he entrusted to worthy guardians, each tasked with safeguarding its aquatic expanse. He then appointed the rulers of these separate dominions:

* Ao Guang assumed command of the Eastern Sea Realm, where he established his seat of power, the Palace of Xiwangmu (下皇母天宮).

* To guide the Southern Seas, Ao Guang selected his eldest son Ao Qin, naming him the "Dragon King of the South Sea," ensconced in the opulent Palace of Yuchi (玉池御宮).

* For the Northern Seas, Ao Guang handpicked Ao Shun, anointing him the "Dragon King of the North Sea," and installing him atop the regal Crystal palace (乾凌白雲宮).

* Finally, Ao Guang honored Ao Run with stewardship over the Western Seas, appointing him as the "Dragon King of the West Sea." He resides in the luxurious Palace of Changsheng (長生御宮).

In addition to bestowing ruling responsibilities, Ao Guang imbued each king with Immortality via djinn wish. These kings now stand as immortal sentinels, perpetually watchful against any threats to their watery territories.

Eager to further fortify the stability of his realm, Ao Guang allocated territories on dry land for his daughters Jia and Rong.

To his firstborn daughter, Princess Jia, Ao Guang granted authority over the dragons and bequeathed upon her the title of "Dragon-Possessor Empress" (理龙后). This illustrious position affords Jia immense influence across dragonkind, enabling her to orchestrate their participation in the land.

As for his second daughter, Princess Rong, Ao Guang gifted her his beloved Djinn.

Granting her status as the "Djinn-Master Empress" (理魔后).

# Queen Rong

In 991 BCE, Queen Rong surprised many when she decided to make three wishes from the Djinn.

* For her first wish, Queen Rong desired to be the most beautiful woman in the world.

* Her next wish was for a man, not just any male, but a heterosexual gentleman completely impervious to her charm.
* the final wish was to free the Djinn after centuries spent confined to the lamp.

The freed Djinn rewarded a loyal servant named Lianhua with a final surprise. Gracing Lianhua Immortality and a penis described as the largest and most potent in existence. Its size, shape, and texture transcended ordinary sensations, even the bravest lover struggled to fathom its full potential. But amidst its grandeur came a curious quirk: Lianhua could never experience orgasm.

The servant now possessed an unparalleled talent for giving the best blowjobs and nights of pleasure to the Queen.

--As a result, Lianhua became a central figure in mythology, celebrated in erotica and whispered about in hushed bedroom conversations. So great is this legacy that we still speak today of the mesmerizing contradiction embodied within the vessel touched by the liberated Djinn.--

In a bold move that shook the kingdoms, Queen Rong issued an edict mandating all males under her rule must share her bed. Failure to do so meant facing punishment far worse than mere imprisonment. Death awaited these recalcitrant souls if they couldn't satisfy her.

As news spread throughout neighboring domains, Queen Rong faced diplomatic tensions beyond her borders.  The sea kings expressed concerns over the ethics and wisdom of her actions, leading to numerous negotiations and compromises attempting to minimize harmful consequences.

Queen Rong pressed forward, determined to find the mysterious man. One by one, each courtier, soldier, scholar, artist, merchant, noble, artisan, and commoner visited the palace, entering the queen's chambers in hope of winning her favor and averting their impending fate.

20 years later, a a fishermen with name Erlang Shen, made his presence known. He revealed himself as the the mysterious man explaining he he had no desires for Queen Rong's beauty. Queen Rong made Erlang Shen her king.

# Monkey King

Born around the year 981 BCE, a boy who grew up with monkeys was named as “Kong”(崗,Ape) from the village men who the boy visited.

The villager's feared the wild man and a mage took him at the remote Temple of Bodhi. There, Kong spent eight long years studying Chinese language, culture, history, and basic magic.

During the year of 955 BCE, A messenger arrived and met with the Grand Master of Bodhi Puti Zushi.

Queen Rong and King Erlang Shen wanted Kong as the new mage of their Kingdom. Kong was renamed by Erlang Shen as “Sun Wukong”,(孙悟空,Monkey King) and he started training with King Erlang Shen, honing his skills as a warrior.

Concerned about his safety, Queen Rong consulted with her father, asking him to provide some form of protection for the Monkey King. Reluctantly, the Jade Emperor decided to grant him access to his legendary weapon, The Pillar. Angered by what he perceived as Sun Wukong stealing it, the Emperor accused him of thievery. But eventually, the Jade Emperor also provided Sun Wukong with an armored suite crafted of gold, along with a special helmet made from iron and adorned with precious gems. To further test his newfound abilities, Sun Wukong challenged the Jade Emperor's forces, easily overpowering their magical army consisting of 100,000 soldiers and twenty-eight dragons.

Following this victory, the immortal kings -- Ao Qin, Ao Shu, and Ao Run -- arrived to investigate the commotion.

They engaged Sun Wukong in battle, but ultimately proved too powerful for him, forcing King Erlang Shen to intervene. In order to ensure Sun Wukong would gain the necessary skills to face off against these Immortals again, King Erlang Shen proposed a four year period during which Sun Wukong could study the art of warfare and sorcery.

After receiving his new weapons and armor from the Jade Emperor, Sun Wukong set out on a quest to hone his powers.

# Robotics

Amidst cultural development, economic growth, and technological advancements. Among these achievements lay the integration of mystical arts into day-to-day activities, facilitated by influential figures such as The Immortal Arch Mage Teo.

Teo, was mentor to King Mu of Zhou, and to a sorcerer known as Yan Shi.

Yan Shi introduced groundbreaking concepts like automatons powered by spiritual energy, paving the way for advanced mechanisms in centuries to come.

These magical robots would perform a variety of duties, from menial labor to entertainment, thereby liberating human effort and imagination for more creative pursuits.

Yan Shi proudly presented the king Mu with his best created magical robot.

The king stared at the figure in astonishment. It walked with rapid strides, moving its head up and down, so that anyone would have taken it for a live human being.

Yan Shi touched its chin, and it began singing, perfectly in tune. He touched its hand, and it began posturing, keeping perfect time... As the performance was drawing to an end, the robot winked its eye and made advances to the ladies in attendance, whereupon the king became incensed and in fear, instantly with his sword broke the robot to pieces to let him see what it really was.

And, indeed, it turned out to be only a construction of leather, wood, adhesive and lacquer, variously coloured white, black, red and blue. Examining it closely, the king found all the internal organs complete—liver, gall, heart, lungs, spleen, kidneys, stomach, bones and limbs with their joints, skin, teeth and hair, all of them artificial…

The king was delighted. And ordered Yan Shi to create thousands of these robots.

# Monster "Mara"

in the kingdom of the immortal queen Rong.  After experiencing countless sexual encounters through the ages, the never-ending pleasures transformed the immortal Lianhua into something entirely different — something unrecognizable.

Nature intervened, transforming Lianhua into a monstrous incarnation of manhood -- a towering entity standing three meters tall, exuding raw, palpable sensual energy. Gone were his features, instead, a dark skinned, erect penis replaced his entire being, adorned with massive testicles hanging below his legs -- as enormous as any mortal's head.

Upon the head of this colossal penis lay two piercing eyes, full of unspoken secrets and the raw essence of eternal hunger. Surrounding the eyes, sharp fangs formed an ominous grin, warning anyone daring to come close of the immense force contained within.

The creature devoured the immortal queen Rong and the immortal king Erlang Shen before Lianhua could grasp its identity.

Once it finished consuming them both, it turned its attention to laying waste to the entire palace with brute force, reducing the structure to ruins in moments. Fearing for their lives, the remaining citizens fled the city, leaving only those too terrified or helpless to escape behind.

The immortal killer giant penis monster, formerly known as Lianhua, devoured all within reach until fatigue eventually led it into slumber. After satiating its appetite, it settled down in a heap and closed its eyes for respite.

In the wake of such destruction, word spread quickly of the threat lurking beyond their borders. Survivors made haste towards Queen Jia's domain, carrying tales of terror that would soon rock the very foundations upon which they stood, leaving little time for complacency among the living.

Queen Jia readied her troops and marched toward the site where her sibling, Queen Rong, fell victim to the malevolent, phallic fiend. On approaching what remained of her family’s realm, she encountered her brothers, the Sea Kings, Ao Qin, Ao Shu, and Ao Run.

All joined forces for a final stand against the beast that ravaged their sister.

An unprecedented coalition composed of five thousand sorcerers, soldiers, along with the four immortals converged to confront the titanic, lecherous entity.

However, despite the colossal effort, the immense monster consumed all members of the conglomerate like mere morsels.

The Jade Emperor Ao Guang, fueled by intense loathing for the execrable menace he dubbed "Mara" (妈罗), rallying his legions, endeavored to eradicate the accursed fiend responsible for so much strife and calamity.

Alas, Mara's insatiable thirst for carnage proved too daunting an obstacle for even Ao Guang's formidable might, leading the conflict to a disastrous end less than twenty-four hours thereafter.

Despite the tenacious valiance exhibited by both sides during their cataclysmic showdown,  Mara engulfed Ao Guang and his entire force without hesitation or mercy, bringing a definitive conclusion to the immortal Jade Emperor.

Word spread across Ancient China of the demise of the immortal monarch’s, prompting King Mu of Zhou to dispatch Teo and Yan Shi to amass an armada intent on exterminating the malevolent entity now referred to simply as "Mara."

Teo was given a chance to find eternal rest, however she had to protect her Tao and the Monkey King and she managed to sway King Mu's allegiance, diverting him towards enlisting aid from a coterie of peerless adepts drawn from the ranks of the illustrious Bethel militia.

Among their numbers resided Gane, Skanda, Kanzeon Bosatsu (観世音菩薩), Guanshiyin Pusa (觀世音菩薩), Kagutsuchi, Inami, and Inagi—their combined forces poised to bring down Mara once and for all.

The Bethel Masters inspired by the legends for a serpentine monster known as Medusa in far away lands, undertook rigorous training in transformations and incantations, honing skills to re-purpose against Mara.

At last, after six moons had risen and set, the day arrived when the mages mustered and strode forth towards the heart of darkness.

A tumultuous duel erupted between arcane powers and blazing projectiles. Tempests raged within the infernal theatre, hurling elemental tempers and fire back and forth. Through the clash, only one figure emerged victorious—Gane. His will unbroken, he transformed Mara into living stone, sealing away the abomination forever.

Having brought his foe low, Gane took up arms against the petrified Mara. With a burst of potent energy, Gane shattered the monolithic form, reducing it to mere granules borne aloft by the mercurial winds. All that remained was dust.

The lone surviving Bethel Master returned home bearing the remains of his brethren who had sacrificed themselves in the crusade against Mara.

To commemorate their bravery and valor, the mighty ruler, King Mu of Zhou, decreed the formation of a new dynasty ruled over by Gane himself, its borders encompassing the ravaged lands scarred by the atrocities perpetrated by the monster.

Thus did the tides of history swell anew, a testament to the endurance and triumph of gallantry in the face of seemingly insurmountable peril.