What does the fortune teller mean by the water monster? _ What does the fortune teller mean by the water monster?

About 4000 years ago, there lived a monster named Yellow Water Monster in this area. He often makes waves, spews yellow water, floods farmland, destroys houses and brings heavy disasters to the people. When Zhuan Xu heard about it, he was determined to surrender to it, but the Yellow Water Monster worked miracles, and they fought for 998 1 day regardless of the outcome. In desperation, Zhuan Xu went to heaven to ask Nu Wa for help. Nu Wa, knowing the important principle, stole the sword of the heavenly king and gave it to Zhuan Xu to teach him swordsmanship. Zhuan Xu captured the sword of the heavenly king and quickly defeated and drove away the Yellow Water Monster. In order to give the world a better living environment, he turned a big sand mountain into a mountain, named Yunshan, and drew a river beside the mountain, named Xiaohe. In this way, there are mountains and water, lush forests and grass, and people live a happy life. I don't know how many hundreds of years have passed, but the yellow monster has quietly returned. It swallowed the water from the nitrate river in one gulp and smashed the mountain in one gulp. Since then, the nitrate river has dried up. Miaoshan Mountain has been restored to its original sand mountain. When Zhuan Xu knew about it, he went on a starry night to fight the Yellow Water Monster. On the way, he met a fortune teller and jokingly asked: Where will I die? "The fortune teller replied," There is no stone mountain on my head, and there is no river at my feet. I died in a land of bandits. "Zhuan Xu came here and struggled with the Yellow Water Monster for 7749 days, and finally killed the Yellow Water Monster. At this time, he also felt that his life was coming to an end, so he asked the people; Whose land is this? A common people told him: "This is the land of the Kou family." He suddenly remembered the fortune teller's words and looked around: I saw the Nitrate River dry up and the sand dunes towering. He smiled, and his life was finally over.