The Myth of Gods: Mermaids' Tale

During the reign of King Zhou, an official enters his bedchamber, and is devoured by the monstrous tails of Daji, his concubine. Outside their city, several warriors within a metal wagon discuss their strategies to free the Invisible People and their Chief, when Jiang Ziya appears to them. He tells them that when King Zhou was younger, he let himself become possessed by the Black Dragon for his quest for power.

New interpretation of classic novel Investiture of Gods or League of Gods. In the last years of the Shang Dynasty, the fox demon Daji was ordered by Nuwa to enter the palace. King Zhou was not only Daji's benefactor, but also the person Daji admired. After experiencing the struggle in the harem and Jiang Ziya's iron-blooded methods, Daji gradually understood the sinister heart of the human heart, and only by unscrupulous means can he break the fate of the monster. For Daji who loves becoming a demon, draw in the bone demon Sujuan and eradicate the loyal minister. At the "Hundred Demon Banquet" at Lutai, Jiang Ziya descended from the sky, and the ultimate battle between Jiang Ziya and Daji began.

It tells the thrilling story of Bai Xia, a master of the Central Plains, went to Fusang, and worked hand in hand with the great onmyoji Abe Haruaki to find the list of consecrated gods, and cast down demons and eliminate demons. The list of the gods is hidden in the Fusang court, and the demons and evil spirits are also waiting for the opportunity. Scenes of hilarious and thrilling stories unfold.

Bai Xia, a disciple of the Qishan School, was obsessed with cultivating Taoism and becoming immortal. For this reason, he did not hesitate to steal the list of enshrined gods that had been sealed for a thousand years. Legend has it that there is a vacant position for becoming immortal on the Conferred God List, and whoever writes on it will be able to become immortal. However, when Bai Xia stole the Fengshen List, it caused a bloody storm. Ban Wuyao, who has practiced for thousands of years, has taken the Fengshen List. In the process of retrieving the Fengshen List, Bai Xia met the powerful and powerful Yuchi Longyao and the lovely and clever Yahe. They joined hands to slay demons and slay demons, and staged a show. A ridiculous and thrilling story.

The film revolves around Li Jing in his teenage years. Li Jing, who lost his mother in childhood, was sent to Kunlun Mountain to learn Taoism by his father due to lack of control when he grew up.

Xia Ding was originally a general's son in Xiqi City. The barbarian's invasion killed his parents and all the soldiers in there. Xia Ding fled to Taiping Town and grew up here with the girl A Li. Xia Ding fought against the evil dragon and wolf to protect the people of Taiping Town. When the barbarians invaded Taiping Town, Xia Ding finally knew that he was the feathered man chosen by the God of Thunder. He grew wings, drew thunder and lightning, killed all the barbarians and the witch. Unfortunately, his lover Ah Li's heart was ripped out by a witch and died. Xia Ding used his wings to protect Ah Li and turned into a stone figurine. 100 years later, during thunder and lightning, the stone cracked and gave birth to a boy. Ji Chang happened to be passing by and adopted him as his godson, naming him Lei Zhenzi. From then on, Lei Zhenzi, who could grow wings and drew the power of thunder and lightning, helped Ji Chang conquer King Zhou.

No description available.

The gods launch the "Sealing God Plan" to end the Shang Dynasty, dispatching the Nine-Tailed Fox in the form of Daji to corrupt King Zhou. Defying heaven, King Zhou challenges the gods from his Plucking Stars Tower, obsessed with power and immortality. Blinded by his infatuation for Daji and manipulated by Shen Gongbao, he slaughters loyal ministers like Bian Gan, plunging the people into misery. As chaos reigns, the sage Jiang Ziya rallies the lords to besiege the capital, Chaoge. Here, King Zhou and his demon consort make their final stand, igniting a monumental war that engulfs the realms of mortals, gods, and demons.