Now, let me correct your statement first. Pangu, the Jade Emperor, they are not gods. To put it bluntly, Pangu is an innate chaotic creature. He was conceived by Tao. Tao refers to the law of combination of all realities and illusions throughout the ages and is the essence of any existence. Moreover, the god is one of the six paths of reincarnation opened by the Taoist ancestor Hongjun of Tiandao for the Jade Emperor, the three rulers at that time, in order to balance the world. It is called Shinto. Note: The Jade Emperor is not a god, I think he is actually a Qi practitioner, he is an immortal... It’s very complicated to explain in detail, so I won’t go into details, but generally speaking, immortals are better than gods. The gods are immortals who fell in the Battle of the Gods. Just know this. Immortals are very carefree, while gods are very lonely. They are often bound by the list of gods and cannot improve their own cultivation. They also have to listen to the Jade Emperor's orders. Depending on the Jade Emperor's face, if they don't do well, they will be cast down from the mortal world. Reincarnation for hundreds of lives. Of course, some immortals with very low cultivation levels will also serve in heaven, but they are usually errand boys. Theoretically speaking, all the immortals in the world should listen to the Jade Emperor. However, some powerful ones, such as the 12 Golden Immortals of Chanjiao, the ancient monks, those with great supernatural powers, and the Buddhists would not listen to the Jade Emperor. To be honest, the Jade Emperor is very pitiful.
If you want to know about all the immortals and gods since the beginning of Pangu, you will be exhausted. Because, in addition to the fairies and gods on the surface, there are also some who live in seclusion. It's simply not complete. However, I don’t think it will be less than 9 digits, and there will be gods when you look up! ~
I can tell you about some powerful immortals, gods:
First: Of course it is Pangu!
2 Well: It should be Hongjun, he is the one who got the fragments of Pangu’s jade dish. and was the teacher of the saints.
3: It should be Laozi Li Er, Taishang Laojun (who has a clone in heaven to assist the Jade Emperor), Taiqing Sage. (This is the same person) Leader of the Human Religion
4: Yuqing Saint, the Original Heavenly Lord. Explain the teaching leader.
5: Sage of the Supreme Purity, leader of Tongtian Cult. The leader of Jiejiao.
6: Guide the Buddha. Also a saint.
7: Bodhi Patriarch (the Chunti clone of Sun Wukong), Chunti Buddha. (The same person) is also a saint.
6 and 7 are both leaders of Buddhism, and Zhunti is the leader of 2.
8: Emperor Wa and Nuwa, leader of the demon sect (this sect was exterminated long ago). Is a saint.
9: Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors (not to go into details, the status is very high and on par with the saints, but the strength is incomparable with the saints.)
10: Some ancient powers: Xiangruizhong (dragon, Phoenix and phoenix, unicorn, strange beasts), 12 ancestral witches (the leader of the witch clan, transformed by the essence and blood of Pangu), the demon clan demon emperor Dijun and Donghuang Taiyi. In the end, these powerful men fought against heaven and earth, and they all died miserably. After all, God’s will is like a knife!
11: Explain the teachings of the people, intercept the teachings of the people, (the people who have fallen in the Conferred God). Among them, more than 3,000 disciples of Jiejiao were converted to Buddhism.
There are many immortals and gods. I won't make a systematic plan here. I suggest you read the answer from the person on the first floor and check out the Taoist theology in Encyclopedia. It's very interesting.
As for the Zhulong you are talking about, it is a strange beast from the Zhujiuyin Ancestral Witch Tribe of the Wu Clan. The book says that this strange beast is very ferocious, looks like a dragon but not a dragon, has natural supernatural power, and is bloodthirsty. , easy to kill, and not good-looking. Also, it is not a very powerful beast. It can be said to be a kind of auspiciousness, and it should be a totem that represents negative emotions. The Hui Hui'er on Pangu's body can easily kill it... There is no comparison at all.
The Jade Emperor, the full name of the Jade Emperor, whose real name is Haotian, was the later gatekeeper boy of ancestor Hongjun. Because at that time, when the saints were discussing who should be the master of the three realms, no one would let anyone else, and in the end Hongjun got impatient, so he let him play the trick, and also gave him the Haotian Mirror, which looked up at the nine heavens and down at the nine netherworlds. It's really amazing. The Jade Emperor is the head of the Six Emperors (that is, he is in charge of affairs), and there are four other Heavenly Emperors, which I will not mention here.
Let me mention here: "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" is an ancient book. According to my speculation, this book can be said to summarize all the protagonists of the world during the prehistoric period, and it also involves humanities, geography , folklore, scenery. It can be said that there are three Yis ("Yi of Heaven", "Yi of Geography" and "Yi of Human Relations"). Among them, only "Yi of Human Relations" has been preserved. The other two have long gone. "Yi of Human Relations" is also commonly known as "Yi of Human Relations". The first strange book after "The Book of Changes")
These information are summarized by reading countless people's novels, reading countless information on encyclopedia, and buying ancient collections.
Hope LZ will adopt it! ~I dare not say that it is definitely right, but I dare to say that it is close to ten.