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Chapter 1035: Demon God Chi You! Yellow Emperor Xuanyuan! Ancient God of War! (Pure introduction chapter, you can skip it!)

Chi You, the Lord of War, is the leader of the Jiuli tribe and the leader of the demons in ancient times. He has 81 brothers, each of whom has a copper head and iron forehead, eight arms and nine toes. They do not eat ordinary food, but can eat sand and swallow metal.

Chi You himself was even more extraordinary, with a human body and a bull's head and wings on his back.

According to the ancient book "Turtle Shell Records", Chi You was endowed with divine power when he was born because of the influence of Pangu's axe spirit. He even woke up three sleeping evil dragons with a cry.

After he grew up, he led 81 brothers in a fierce battle with the Yellow Emperor, attacked the Yellow Emperor, and defeated him repeatedly.

In the decisive battle of Zhuolu, Chi You displayed a fighting talent that surpassed that of gods and demons. He charged into the battle line with the Tiger Soul Sword in hand. Wherever the sword flashed, blood rained down. Even the creator god like Yinglong had to fight with all his strength.

Eighty-one brothers with bronze heads and iron foreheads formed the Undead Legion. The horrifying scene of them "eating sand and swallowing stones" made the Yellow Emperor's army terrified.

Chi You was even more creative in using exotic beasts such as pandas and giant elephants to form a vanguard army. The roars of these prehistoric beasts shook the area for hundreds of miles, and the earth and mountains shook wherever they passed.

The Jiuli tribe at that time was even more technologically advanced than the Yanhuang tribe of the same period. Chi You led the Jiuli clan tribe to develop farming, smelt copper and iron, make five kinds of weapons, create hundreds of arts, understand the way of heaven, and manage education in this Central Plains area.

Chi You was also the originator of metallurgy. He discovered copper mines at the foot of Mount Lu and created China's first bronze weapon, pushing human warfare into the era of cold weapons.

What is even more amazing is that the legal system he formulated became the prototype of the Legalist thought of later generations, and his concept of "clearly enforcing laws and supporting education" was thousands of years earlier than Shang Yang.

The records about this battle are full of mythological colors, saying that Chiyou was good at fighting, "made five kinds of weapons and changed clouds and fog", "created thick fog that lasted for three days", and that Huangdi "fought nine times and lost nine times", and "could not take the city for three years".

"The Dragon and Fish River Map" records that Huangdi "was defeated" Chiyou, "so he looked up to the sky and sighed, and the sky sent Xuannv down to give Huangdi military instructions and divine talismans", which means that he was able to win by relying on the power of the goddess "Xuannv".

One story goes that Huangdi used the compass chariot made by Fenghou to determine the direction in the fog and won the victory.

Anyway, the final outcome is that Chiyou was defeated and killed; later Huangdi honored Chiyou as the "Lord of War", that is, the god of war!
And even though he was defeated and his head was separated, the legend of Chiyou still continues.

Huangdi painted his image on military flags and used his reputation as the "Lord of War" to intimidate the princes; the Miao descendants revered him as "Ancestor You" and embroidered the "Chiyou Flag" pattern on their clothes.

Moreover, some ancient books record that Chi You's heart is indestructible, and his body can be dismembered and resurrected even if it is cut into five parts. This "immortality" attribute gives him a divine nature that transcends life and death!
In addition to Chi You, who was directly balanced out with specific basic attributes, basic military 109, and basic command 99, the characters he balanced out are even more heavyweight!
The first to be hit was Chiyou's lifelong enemy, the Yellow Emperor Gongsun Xuanyuan!

Huangdi was the son of Shaodian. His surname was Gongsun and his name was Xuanyuan. He was born a divine being.

During the time of Xuanyuan, the Shennong clan was in decline, the princes invaded each other and oppressed the people, but the Shennong clan was unable to conquer them.

So Xuanyuan was accustomed to using fighting to conquer without enjoying it, and the princes and guests came to follow him. Chi You was the most violent and could not be defeated.

Xuanyuan then cultivated virtue and strengthened the army, controlled the five elements, cultivated the five arts, comforted the people, surveyed the four directions, and trained bears, badgers, pixiu, leopards, and tigers to fight with Emperor Yan in the Banquan field.

Fight three times and then achieve your goal!

Chiyou rebelled and disobeyed the emperor's orders, so Huangdi summoned an army of princes and fought with Chiyou in the wilderness of Zhuolu, and finally captured and killed Chiyou.

All the princes respected Xuanyuan as the emperor, replacing Shennong, and he was the Yellow Emperor! If there were disobedient people in the world, the Yellow Emperor would conquer them, and if there were compliant people, he would drive them away. He cut through the mountains and opened roads, and never lived in peace.

East to the sea, climb Mount Yuan and reach Mount Taizong; west to Kongtong, climb Mount Jitou; south to the river, climb Mount Xiong and Mount Xiang.

He chased Hun Zhou to the north, and joined the alliance at Mount Busan, and settled in the valley of Zhuolu. He moved back and forth from place to place, and used troops as his camp and defense.

Follow the laws of heaven and earth, the divination of the living and the dead, the theory of life and death, and the difficulty of survival and destruction.

Sow all kinds of grains and plants in season, purify birds, beasts, insects and moths, and arrange the sun, moon, stars, water waves, earth, stones, gold and jade. Work hard with your mind, ears and eyes, and save water, fire and materials.

He has the auspicious virtue of earth, so he is called Huangdi!

In the Battle of Banquan with Emperor Yan, Huangdi displayed unfathomable strategic wisdom. In the first battle, he led an army of ferocious beasts such as bears, badgers, and pixiu to attack the enemy camp. The roars of these ancient beasts shook the area for hundreds of miles. In the second battle, he used the "Qi Men Dun Jia" taught by Xuannv and set up the Eight Diagrams to trap Emperor Yan's elite troops. In the decisive battle, he personally rode Yinglong down from the sky, and his dragon tail flattened three mountaintops. Finally, he persuaded Emperor Yan to surrender in the name of "Son of the Emperor of Heaven."

This war of conquest without massacre left a model of the art of war of "defeating the enemy without fighting" for future generations.

In his later years, during the northern expedition against the Xunyu tribe, Huangdi demonstrated amazing mobile combat capabilities. He personally led armored cavalry across the Yin Mountains, launched a surprise attack in the extreme cold of minus forty degrees Celsius, broke through the enemy camp with a formation of fire bulls, and more creatively used the "avalanche tactics" to induce a landslide, burying the main force of the Xunyu in the Kunlun Snow Mountain.

This battle not only expanded the northern territory, but also left behind the legend of "Huangdi making bows and arrows". The Xuanyuan bow he invented could penetrate seven layers of rhinoceros armor and became the prototype of the magic weapons of later generations.

Even in some versions of the myth, Emperor Xuanyuan Huangdi has many records of "single-killing" the god of war Xingtian!

It can be said that if Chi You brought out the complete version of Emperor Xuanyuan Huangdi, then the command and martial arts value of Emperor Xuanyuan Huangdi would not necessarily be weaker than Chi You, the "Lord of War", and he might even be better in command and intelligence!
As for politics, there is no need to mention it. The politics of Emperor Huangdi is definitely dozens of streets ahead of Chiyou!
Next is another powerful man who can be regarded as top-level in terms of military strength—one of the representative gods of war in mythology—Xing Tian!
According to ancient Han mythology, Xingtian danced with the Ganqi. Xingtian was originally an unknown giant. When Yan Emperor was still the Emperor of Heaven who ruled all the tribes, Xingtian was a minister under Yan Emperor.

He loved songs all his life. He composed the music "Fu Li" and the poem "Harvest" for Emperor Yan, both of which were collectively titled "Bu Mou" to sing the praises of the happy life of the people at that time.

Later, Yan Emperor was overthrown by Huang Emperor and relocated to the south to become a Heavenly Emperor. Although he endured it and did not fight against Huang Emperor, his son and subordinates were not convinced.

When Chiyou rebelled against Huangdi, Xingtian wanted to join the war, but was unable to do so due to Yandi's firm opposition.

Chiyou was defeated in the battle with Huangdi and was killed. Xingtian could no longer suppress his anger, so he secretly left the Southern Heavenly Court and went straight to the Central Heavenly Court to compete with Huangdi.

The weapon that Xing Tian used was Qi, which was a giant axe, and a bronze square shield, which was called Gan in ancient times.

Xing Tian held a bronze square shield in his left hand and a shining axe named "Qi" in his right hand. He fought his way through the barriers, chopped open the numerous gates in the sky, and went straight to the front of Huangdi's palace.

Huangdi was leading his ministers to watch the fairies' singing and dancing in the palace when he suddenly saw Xingtian waving a "Ganqi" and coming towards him to kill him. He was immediately furious and picked up his sword to fight with Xingtian.

The two men stabbed with swords and chopped with axes, killing from inside the palace to outside the palace, from heaven to the mortal world, all the way to the side of Changyang Mountain.

(End of this chapter)