I'm Really Going to Become an Immortal

"Dragon and Snake Rise to the Land" is a Chinese idiom or metaphor from Hua Country culture that describes a certain phenomenon or situation. This phrase does not have a specific historical origin, but it is commonly used to depict a spectacular scene or the metaphorical sudden rise of something.

In many cases,

this phrase could be interpreted as the sight of animals running around agitatedly caused by an earthquake.

This was exactly what Chen Yun meant by Dragon and Snake Rise to the Land.

The idea of Shifting Stars and Changing Constellations ordained by fate was too exaggerated.

In ancient astronomy, "star" generally referred to the stars in the sky, including planets and stars. "Constellation" refers to the twenty-eight constellations, an ancient Hua Country method of dividing the sky. The twenty-eight constellations were used to divide the Ecliptic and the equator’s nearby sky utilized in calendar compilation, divination of fortune, etc., each constellation having a specific name and position.

"Shifting Stars and Changing Constellations" literally may be understood as moving stars and changing constellations.

But at present, Chen Yun couldn’t even shake Earth or even the continent; to be precise, he couldn’t even fully manage a hexagonal exploding city level.

Let alone handling stars, a significant operation on stars.

He couldn’t even manage to shake the surface of Earth, the planet, let alone stars.