In the Silver Age, it was not only the silver folk who developed a remarkable civilization.
The Strange Beasts living in this primeval world also thrived and multiplied upon this land.
There was once a Sage among the silver folk who spent his entire life surveying the world's lofty mountains, rivers, and seas, traveling throughout the Eight Directions of Divine Lands and Fiendish Pools.
With a long writing brush in hand and a notebook at his side, his wondrous brush brought flowers to bloom. Blending in imagination, he recorded the gods and Strange Beasts that now roamed heaven and earth with a Celestial Person's artistry.
On the day the book was completed, a goddess of the Kunlun Divine Clan happened to pass by and saw the book he had written.
The goddess was deeply astonished. The Shanhai Exotic Beasts in this book were extraordinarily comprehensive, from lofty mountains to plains, from deserts to oceans.
Across the continents in the four directions and the sea territories in all eight directions, every kind of rare and wondrous Strange Beast was recorded within.
She had once browsed the countless Shanhai Exotic Beasts of the present world in the Divine Clan's database. Now, looking at the book in her hands, she was surprised to discover that, apart from some differing names, most of the rest was the same. The illustrations of their unusual forms in the book were also true to life.
At the same time, the book contained introductions to many gods, such as Li Xiaowa, Lu Wu, and Jiang Yang.
However, because this silver Sage did not know the gods' true names, he had drawn upon scraps of folk accounts and his own understanding to create names that suited their images.
The goddess became interested. She, too, hoped that this Sage, who