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Chapter  6     The Secrets of the East Kunlun Empire

The devils wanted to control all human beings, so they would not give up control over the East Kunlun Empire. Even though the Great Flood destroyed the previous civilizations, the Blue-planet people no longer do the PVED practice globally in mass like they used to. The people residing in the East Kunlun Empire preserved the tradition of PVED learning and continued to uphold the PVED culture from the Kunlun Palace. 

I.  Life State before 5,500 years ago

Following the Great Flood, the Kunlun Palace selected individuals with exceptional spiritual potential to teach them the PVED techniques. These chosen individuals would then guide the spiritual cultivation of the masses on a larger scale. About 10,000 years ago, the people's lives in the East Kunlun Empire revolved primarily around spiritual cultivation. At that time, many East Kunlun people were able to achieve immortalized and ascend to Heavens after mastering the PVED techniques. In the Barworm Kingdom, numerous people reached energy levels equivalent to that of the 6th or 7th dimensions through their PVED practice. The lifespan of the people in the Barworm Kingdom is generally around 900 years. Consequently, the devils never dared to approach the East Kunlun Empire openly and instead conducted their sinister activities covertly in the surrounding areas.

Around 8,000 years ago, as human beings began consuming meat and grains, the spiritual cultivation of the people on the Blue Planet was significantly impacted. The lifespan of the East Kunlun people gradually decreased to about 200 years, and their ability to perceive the universe diminished compared to before. The number of people who can achieve immortality and enter heaven significantly decreased. The devils began to scheme how to secretly convert the East Kunlun people. The East Kunlun people had always believed in Hao-tian God, the creator of the universe. Around 7,000 years ago, with the development of agricultural cultivation, people relied more and more on astronomical knowledge and astrological observations. The devils managed to divert the attention of the people surrounding the East Kunlun Empire towards astrological worship.

About 5,500 years ago, the war between the Bear Emperor and King Chiyou severely depleted the high energy reserves of the Blue Planet. Consequently, it became increasingly challenging for the Blue-planet people to engage in the PVED practice. The lifespan of the Blue-planet people gradually decreased to about 120 years. The people of the East Kunlun Empire no longer experienced the spiritual sensations they once did. Many people shifted their focus towards mundane life matters. The Kunlun Palace could only select a few individuals with the superior spiritual potential to secretly teach them PVED techniques, no longer having a direct influence on the majority of the population.

Observing the waning influence of the Kunlun Palace on the masses, the devils sought ways to infiltrate the East Kunlun people. They dispatched many bird goblins who disguised themselves as human forms using black magic to reside in the East Kunlun Empire. These bird goblins imparted practical life skills to improve the local people's quality of life. Over time, some of these bird goblins assumed leadership roles within local tribes. However, during this period, the people still possessed correct concepts and a proper understanding of PVED and spiritual cultivation. The bird goblins dared not speak arbitrarily, and their limited time in the 3-dimensional space hindered their significant impact, except for the establishment of bird worship under their guidance. The devils had to devise alternative methods to control the East Kunlun Empire.

II. Yelleem People's Migration to the Eastern Kunlun Continent

Approximately 3,300 years ago, during a period of turmoil in the Ajiza Empire, the Yelleem people sought a better future. Recognizing this opportunity, the devils devised a cunning plan to exert control over the East Kunlun Empire. They saw the Yelleem people as suitable candidates to take charge of the East Kunlun Empire.

The devils believed that the Yelleem people and the East Kunlun people shared common origins as primitive Blue-planet inhabitants, resembling each other in appearance and genetic makeup. So, the Yelleem people would not be seen as foreigners upon entering the East Kunlun Empire. Furthermore, the Yelleem people had long been under the influence of the Devils' Gang, particularly following the teachings of a Qilin Goblin, whom they revered as their ancestral deity. The devils were confident in controlling the East Kunlun Empire through the Yelleem people.

Around 3,300 years ago, all the Yelleem people from the Ajiza Empire migrated to the western region of the East Kunlun Empire. Similar to the Jooya people's departure from the Ajiza Empire, the Yelleem people embarked on a long-distance migration facilitated by the pyramids. However, the pyramids on the East Kunlun continent were more discreetly concealed, masquerading as mountain peaks.

During that period, the most influential states within the East Kunlun Empire were the Barworm Kingdom and the Yin-Shan Kingdom. The Yin-Shan Kingdom traced its lineage back to the Black Bird tribe of the Shao-hao Kingdom, who migrated to the northern region of the East Kunlun continent under the guidance of King Zhuan-xu approximately 8,000 years ago. That is why the Yin-Shan Kingdom has always claimed that they are the descendants of birds. The Yin-Shan Kingdom was greatly influenced by the East Kunlun Empire.

The Yin-Shan Kingdom excelled in commerce and underwent more than 200 relocations over a span of 5,000 years. They migrated from the Menghu region in the northeast of the East Kunlun continent, gradually making their way to the temperate zone. In their kingdom, the worship of gods and spirits prevailed, and all major national decisions were made through the utilization of superpower perception. They maintained a semi-matriarchal society, with women holding esteemed positions in the kingdom. The kingdom boasted many female generals and officials, and had acquired bronze smelting techniques from the Barworm Kingdom. This proficiency in bronze craftsmanship enabled them to produce many bronze tools and weapons, making the Kingdom formidable in battle.

Please refer to the original novel for the specific content of this chapter. Only the subheadings are listed here.

Yateland people in the East Kunlun Empire

The Overseas Migration                                            

The False History of the Sha Dynasty

IV.  The Vanished Candle-planet People                  

V.   Culture and Governance of Chou Kingdom      

VI.  The Invention of Jiang-you Sauce