Nine-headed Phoenix

In ancient legends, the nine-headed bird was also known as the nine-headed phoenix. It was regarded by the Chu people as a nine-headed divine bird, a type of phoenix. It was worshipped by the Chu people as a totem. From this point of view, the nine-headed bird could be regarded as a nine-headed phoenix. However, in later developments, the image of the nine-headed bird changed from a divine bird to a ferocious bird. Under different cultural context and interpretation, its meaning was different. Had he not watched enough of Long Lovesickness 2? Hurry up and read the original work of " Everlasting Lovesickness 2: A Vow of Love "!

The nine-headed phoenix was also known as the nine-headed bird, the nine-headed phoenix, the nine-headed phoenix divine bird, the ghost chariot, the ghost bird, and so on. It was a divine bird worshipped by the ancestors. The legend originated from the ancient myths in the Songs of Chu and the Classic of Mountains and Seas. In the Classic of Mountains and Seas, there was a record of the Nine Peaks (Phoenix). It lived in the Great Wilderness. The Chu people had a tradition of worshipping the Phoenix, and the ancestor of the Chu people, Emperor Zhuanxu, and his nine concubines were buried in a place that might belong to the Great Wilderness. After the Han Dynasty, the nine-headed phoenix gradually became a demon bird that absorbed souls. There were also some online novels that had settings related to the nine-headed phoenix. In modern times, there were newspaper reports about the discovery of a nine-headed bird in Enshi Prefecture of Hubei Province, Shimen County of Hunan Province, Huping Mountain, Shennongjia, and other places, attracting attention at home and abroad. Some witnesses said that they saw a nine-headed bird with nine heads. On the forehead of one big head were eight small heads in the shape of a half-moon. Each small head had complete facial features and was covered with phoenix feathers. Its body was like a dustpan with wings spread about two meters long. Its feathers were black-gray, its mouth was red, and its tail was shaped like a round fan, like a peacock spreading its tail. However, whether it really existed was still inconclusive. Scholars speculated that it might live in places such as the Swallow Cave in the Bajiao Temple of Shennongjia. Had he not watched enough of Long Lovesickness 2? Hurry up and read the original work of "Everlasting Lovesickness 2: A Vow of Love"!

The nine-headed phoenix was also known as the nine-headed bird, the nine-headed phoenix, the nine-headed phoenix divine bird, the ghost chariot, and the ghost bird. It was a divine bird worshipped by the ancestors. Legend had it that it originated from the ancient myths in the "Songs of Chu" and the "Classic of Mountains and Seas." Had he not watched enough of Long Lovesickness 2? Hurry up and read the original work of " Everlasting Lovesickness 2: A Vow of Love "!

The Nine-Headed Lion Demon was the mount of Lord Taiyi. It took advantage of the lion slave who was guarding it to escape to the lower realm and became a demon. It was respected by the demons as the ancestor and had powerful magic power. It had nine heads and looked fierce. In the story setting of the Journey to the West, its nine heads symbolized the nine thoughts mentioned by Confucius. The Nine-Headed Lion Demon did not covet Tang Sanzang's flesh. It captured Tang Sanzang to avenge its grand-disciple who was killed by Sun Wukong. From the perspective of the game settings, its grade was purple, talent was 13, its faction was demon, and its star rating was five stars. Skills included skills that dealt different proportions of attack damage to the enemies in the front row and had a chance to add a stun effect, such as Lion's Roar, Defiant Killer God, and Support Defiant Killer God. There were also some strange settings, such as playing with the Bull Demon King and the Pipa Spirit at the same time,+29% health, etc. Different magic weapons and mounts also had attribute bonuses. Talents included attack +100, critical strike +10%, etc. Had he not watched enough of Long Lovesickness 2? Hurry up and read the original work of " Everlasting Lovesickness 2: A Vow of Love "!

There was a girl from a village in Laiyang who went to the Hetao to wash her clothes at noon when there was no one around. She was taken away by the Nine-Headed Eagle. Her family searched everywhere to no avail. The Nine-Headed Eagle carried his daughter into a cave with a big tiled house. After leaving her at home, it went out to steal food for his daughter. There had been no news from her family for more than a year. Her daughter saw a small worm nailed to the wall in the cave. The small worm was the Third Prince of the Dragon King of the East Sea. It was brought here by the Nine-Headed Eagle. The little girl let it go, and it promised to come back and save her. In winter, the elder brother of the daughter went up the mountain to pick the grass. The stone rolled near the cave. The brother and sister found each other but the elder brother could not enter the cave. After the Third Prince returned to the Dragon Palace and told him what had happened, the Dragon King asked him to save his daughter. The Third Prince enlarged his body and went to dig a hole so that he could enter the hole to save her. Had he not watched enough of Long Lovesickness 2? Hurry up and read the original work of " Everlasting Lovesickness 2: A Vow of Love "!

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The nine-headed bird musket was the largest bird musket. It weighed more than 20 catties and could fire one big bullet and nine small bullets with one tael or two coins of medicine. In the Ming Dynasty, Zhao Shizhen had the earliest record of the long-barreled heavy arquebus. The nine-headed bird, which was later known as the lifting gun, was a typical long-barreled heavy arquebus. This kind of musket was powerful and had an effective range of 200 meters. Even the chariots at that time could not resist it. It was nicknamed the "Nine-Headed Bird". Click on the link below to read the Musket Fire comic.