I'm a villain in the superhero world.

The main storyline has begun, and everyone's destiny has reached its proper place.

Therefore, in the BE editorial universe, "The Child of Yin and Yang" has naturally ushered in its official serialization.

The announcement was abrupt, without any prior notice.

Many people are completely unaware of this, and some even find out after waking up that the comics they subscribed to have suddenly started serialization and updates.

Most importantly, the first update of the Yin-Yang Child manga in the "bestmuch magazine" released five chapters at once!

Moreover, these five chapters maintained the BE editorial department's consistently high output, totaling a full four hundred pages!

No one had time to share the good news or express their surprise online first.

Everyone who followed the BE editorial team and participated in the previous online frenzy noticed this and eagerly clicked on "The Child of Yin and Yang"—

Then, I stepped into this magnificent and awe-inspiring world for the first time.

—Preface—Our World

Upon first glance at the content, without even considering the plot, the unique art style of the BE editorial team has already captivated most people.

It's unbelievable, I can't even imagine how they did it...

After being amazed by this, readers then turned their attention to the specific content of the comic.

The prologue is quite unique; it doesn't immediately jump into the plot.

Instead, the background was explained in a narrator's tone.

Perhaps everything that is happening in our world today, all the disasters and chaos, was destined from the very beginning...

[The conclusion was reached after the original three lights, unable to tolerate the conflicts and disorder of this boundless universe, transformed themselves into the "Three Philosophers System" to seal most of the extraordinary and abnormal things on the Sun, Moon, and Earth.]

The three figures in the scene, which sealed everything within themselves—the sun, the moon, and the earth—disappeared as the narration ended.

Then came the figures of humans.

And the narration continues—

Humanity has thrived within this "Three Philosophers System" for countless years, but only the most recent 50,000 years have been meaningful.

So, what were we doing during those long and dark years before that?

[Struggling, yes—we are just struggling.]

At that time, we hid in caves and forests, sitting around a weak and meaningless campfire, quietly watching the changes in the race that ruled the world.

The original jailers, we called them Titans.

[And the successors, those lives we feared and worshipped, and those lives we never understood from beginning to end.]

They hold the secrets of how the sun and moon rise, and many of them are nine-headed or nine-eyed monsters that fill us with dread.

Therefore, we call them gods and pray to them for salvation and the reduction of calamities.

[After that, or more precisely, after that dusk—]

All the gods have fallen; only a small, powerful few among them have survived.

And so, after a long struggle, it was finally our turn to rule this world.

And gradually, as we become stronger, we fear fewer and fewer things.

But those extraordinary and unusual phenomena still exist.

So, how should we fight back against them?

No, we cannot resist, for this is our fate. How can you resist fate?

We can only accept and then govern and contain.

We remain silent, we rule, we protect.

For the continuation and survival of humanity, we will spare no expense, even if it means sealing away kings and deceiving the gods.

May you, and all of you, be well until the very end of your journey.

When all is over, we will meet again in the realm of justice—under the watchful eyes of the gods of all ages.

—The Third Declaration, Year One of the Ruler's Calendar

This prologue does not directly connect to the main storyline of "The Child of Yin and Yang," and is even somewhat brief.

However, this does not diminish the excitement and curiosity that this background brings to everyone.

So, driven by this curiosity, readers began reading the next chapter.

The first episode begins quite directly, with everyone seeing the old man who appeared in the teaser PV.

The Zen master walked through the Social Security Bureau, the local supernatural management agency of Dongxia.

He walked to the end of the corridor, pushed open the door to the conference room, and then found a seat.

Under the gaze of the younger generation, the Zen master remained silent for a long time, his fingers interlaced, unable to express himself.

But in the end, amidst the fear and unease of the others, he still uttered the answer he had received from the immortal.

The situation is terrible, much worse than any of the minor skirmishes we're seeing right now.

The elderly man spoke slowly with a helpless tone, and his six short words shook the entire management of Dongxia.

He said: "The Dragon Emperor is about to be resurrected."

The uproar caused by this single sentence needs no further explanation, nor even a visual representation.

Because of the changes in personal expressions and actions on these pages, as well as the emotions revealed by the narrator after hearing the news.

These ideas have already been expressed perfectly.

Thus, amidst such smooth visuals and plot development, the perspective begins to shift and change.

They were transported to a dark ruin filled with the corpses of demons and monsters.

It moved to Ji Mingyang's front, where he had just casually smashed a vengeful spirit that had charged at him.

Thus, with the appearance of the protagonist, the main storyline began to truly unfold before everyone's eyes.

My name is Ji Mingyang, I'm 18 years old, I've finished high school and am not yet in college. I don't smoke or drink, and in short, I have no bad habits.

Trapped within the barrier set up by the Snake Princess as a test at Kyoto University's Kaito branch.

While Ji Mingyang displays fluid fighting skills and terrifying power on screen, there is also narration describing his state of mind at this moment.

Although I was born with a power that is difficult for ordinary people to understand, I have always suppressed it.

I will try my best to keep my life ordinary.

[Starting at age 6, for 12 years, never made a mistake]

As for why I've fallen to this state, fighting against these bizarre demons and monsters...

That all started not long ago when I received that letter—

From here, the scene begins to change again.

The introduction from "two days ago" also appeared in the image.

Ji Mingyang's confusion and the flicker of speculation in his eyes after receiving the interview invitation from Kyoto University's Kaito Campus.

And screenshots of his interactions with the netizen "Moon" gradually began to appear.

Especially when the communication ends, the connection can be directly established with the other end via computer.

With the appearance of the black robe, the fleeting glimpse of Lü Buyi's figure completely captivated readers, making them marvel at this serialization of "The Son of Yin and Yang".

Whether it's the quality, the visuals, the plot, or the background,

They are all top-notch, flawless from beginning to end!

Without a doubt, it wouldn't be an exaggeration to call this a once-in-a-lifetime event.

But even with the excitement and surprise, the readers still tried their best to suppress it...

Because the story is still unfolding, the tale of "The Child of Yin and Yang" continues.