Chen Feng, an unlucky man, is at the lowest point in his life.
His wife has run off, his mother has dementia, and his daughter has become depressed after being assaulted by a criminal.
After being mugged, he accidentally wanders into a strange shop.
The owner of the Dream Trading House says Chen Feng and he are fated to meet, and gives him a pendant engraved with a Taotie pattern.
He never expected the jade pendant to transform into the ancient ferocious beast Taotie, which then appears in his dreams in the form of a man.
The gluttonous Taotie keeps insisting that Chen Feng is his food.
“Lowly mortal, you are responsible for keeping me fed.” The man hooks a finger under Chen Feng’s chin, savoring how terrified he is.
The real question is, how can he possibly keep Taotie fed? Chen Feng feels like he’s about to collapse.
“I can’t take any more, please, stop eating me! I still have food deliveries to make tomorrow…”
Author, I have a question for you now: why did you design this story to be so cruel? 😢😢😢😢😢😢 And I think their emotional lines are really complicated, and it makes me feel so distressed! Help, I can't stop crying! 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
I thought that after reading the first half of the chapter, I would feel that Chen Feng and Taotie were living very well in this way. The result was a blow to the head and told me that everything was just a dream. Looking at Yao Zhu, Qiongqi and Chaos, it turned out that none of them were perfect. All four brothers were dead. [I almost cried] 😢 😢 It was really cruel, wuwuwuwuwuwu. I thought there would be a dream to tell us that at least the dream was good. It has great stamina. The more I thought about it, the more desolate I felt.
It's very exciting and different from the ferocious beasts I've seen before.
It's quite sad. Why does it end like this? Woohoo