What was Wu Gengji adapted from?

[The Age of Wugeng is not based on a novel, but on the manga The Age of the Gods.]

Wu Gengji was adapted from Zheng Jianhe's manga," The Apotheosis of Gods."

The anime Wu Gengji was adapted from the novel Wu Gengji. " The Age of Wu Geng " was a fantasy novel created by the author Geng Tianwu. It told the story of a Western fantasy world where Wu Geng became a Martial God after undergoing various trials. The story background and character settings of the anime were basically faithful to the novel, and the animation production had been adjusted and deleted accordingly to match the form of the animation.

Blazing Flames

" Blazing Flames " was a TV series adapted from the anime " Wu Gengji " and was currently being broadcasted. The drama told the story of the human prince, Wu Geng, who became a slave after his country was destroyed. However, he did not give up his original intention. He hoped to avenge his parents and his people, inherit the will of the former king, and lead the human race to resist the oppression of the Protoss. The audience gave positive comments on the realism and special effects of the show, but some people pointed out that some of the characters were not well styled. It remained to be seen whether " Blazing Flames " would become a new milestone in fantasy dramas and continue the success of " The Order of Grievance."

Wu Geng of Wu Geng Ji was the male lead in China Hong Kong comic book "The Age of the Gods" and the adapted 3D animation "The Age of Wu Geng." His prototype was Wu Geng, the son of King Zhou of Shang Dynasty. He was the son of King Zhou. When he was eight years old, he could not learn martial arts and ride a horse because he was born weak and sickly. He did not have a good relationship with King Zhou and thought that his father hated his weakness. After King Zhou whipped him, his relationship with his father broke down. After that, he did not communicate with his father. After King Zhou failed, he was killed by Daji. However, his soul possessed the slave "Ah Gou" who was blinded by him two years ago. As "Ah Gou", he and Ah Gou's fiancée, Bai Cai, became slaves in the Dazhou mine. After experiencing a difficult life, he did not agree with King Zhou's approach. He experienced the unequal treatment brought by the Protoss and decided to subvert the Protoss as a " dog."

Wu Geng was the male protagonist of China Hong Kong comic book "The Age of the Gods" and the 3D animation "The Age of the Wu Geng." His prototype was Wu Geng, the son of King Zhou of the Shang Dynasty. He was born weak and prone to illness. He could not practice martial arts or ride a horse for the rest of his life, and his relationship with King Zhou was not good. After King Zhou failed to rebel against the gods, Wu Geng was killed by Daji. However, in order to deceive the gods, after Daji killed Wu Geng, Wu Geng had to find a corpse that died at the same time as him. In the end, he possessed the body of a slave named Ah Gou, who had been blinded in one eye by him two years ago. Wu Geng was voiced by Huang Ying.

Wu Gengji's ending was that in the novel and manga, although Wu Geng did not defeat Hei Longtian, his strength was recognized by Hei Longtian. After the Black Dragon Heaven went to the boundless universe, Wu Geng became the new master of the three worlds. The human race and the god race also reached an agreement and entered an era of peace. In addition, the Dark Clan established the Dark Clan Federation to live in the new human world. Wu Geng taught them a set of undead management methods and established the Underworld in the Underworld, sitting on the throne of the Underworld King. The other characters 'endings included Doggy becoming the city lord of the Elysium City, Cabbage and Doggy getting together and adopting a child of the Elysium, and Ziyu's ending was unclear. However, the specific details of the ending may not be complete due to the limitations of the search results, so more detailed information cannot be provided.

The Age of Wugeng was a TV series adapted from the anime, The Age of the Gods. The drama told the story of the human prince Wu Geng (Ren Jialun), who led the human race to resist the oppression of the Protoss in order to take revenge and inherit the will of the former king after the country was destroyed. The characters in the movie included Wu Geng, White Dragon, Ancient One, and Tai Chi. The details of the deduction were not mentioned in the article.

The swordsman in the Wugeng Era was Ziyu. Zi Yu was a mature and steady swordsman who didn't like to talk much. He was respected as the number one swordsman of the human race. He was the younger brother of King Zhou, the ruler of the Great Shang Dynasty. However, because he fell in love with King Zhou's wife, Heart Moon Fox, he voluntarily gave up the throne to his brother, King Zhou, and left the Great Shang Dynasty. During his cultivation journey, Ziyu learned the unique Qi Refinement Technique of Fantasy Island and traveled around. His most glorious battle record was in the War of God's Domain, when he used a sword to chop off the head of the Black Dragon, the Lord of Gods. Zi Yu was not only the younger brother of King Zhou, but also the first guardian of the protagonist Wu Geng. He played an important role in Wu Geng's cultivation journey. In the end, Zi Yu helped Wu Geng defeat the Shen clan and chose to retire after completing his mission. He received a good ending.