Chinese to English transliteration? What it says?

On the top, some of the words are written as “全地神劍大火?變鮮忘仙雪色般”。全(whole)地(land)神(god)劍(sword)大火(inferno)?變(change)鮮(fresh)忘(forget)仙(fairy)雪(snow)色(color)般(like/as).

Holy moly, it’s just a puzzle of Chinese characters to me. It doesn’t have clear meaning, and even more, I think it’s a gibberish writing.

In normal speaking or writing, we say 大地, which means mother land or endless land. I have never heard “全地” in speaking or writing before. We say “很新鮮”, which means very fresh. But how could anything change to freshness without saying a reason besides “變鮮” is not a term we usually use.

So, now you can see “全地” and “變鮮” are weird terms here in Chinese. As the other words, it still lacks clear meaning as you could see now.