Wu Chen transmigrates as a scrawny black fledgling without a single feather,
From the start, the Peacock Great Bright King and the Golden-Winged Great Peng forcibly take him back to the Phoenix Nest as a treasured reserve, though it’s the last thing he wants!
This world is a chaotic jumble of Investiture of the Gods, Journey to the West, Lotus Lantern, and Primordial mythology.
All throughout the Three Realms, the saying goes: ordinary birds become spirits after a hundred years, demons after a thousand, gather spiritual fire after ten thousand, and only after a hundred thousand years can they be reborn with three legs.
Wu Chen lies flat on a tree, soaking up the sun and idling away, but the last wisp of the Sun’s True Fire in all creation is hidden within him.
Once he takes human form, could he really be just another immortal bird? Surely he’s destined to become an unparalleled demon emperor!
It’s all because Kong Xuan, the ceiling of combat power, insists on imagining he’s an orphan from the Demon Court and forcibly becomes his “mommy”; that arrogant, unruly Golden-Winged Great Peng also boasts to everyone, “Who dares lay a hand on my precious son?”
The stone monkey from Flower-Fruit Mountain chases after him every day, insisting on making him his big brother;
Yang Jian from Guanjiangkou carries his Mountain-Splitting Divine Axe and honors him as the greatest confidant of all time;
Ao Bing, the young dragon from the Eastern Sea, survives by a hair after Wu Chen accidentally burns his Red Armillary Sash, and willingly becomes his underling;
Even the Saints of the Western Religion follow him around with their Purple-Gold Alms Bowl, green with envy. “This child is deeply fated to join our Western Religion!”...
Ever since Wu Chen began taking it easy in the Phoenix Nest, his bloodline has returned to its ancestral form and his transformations have become limitless.
Some call him a world-ending demon who can scorch the heavens and boil the seas; some call him a second blazing sun suspended in the highest heavens;
others revere him as an ancient Golden Crow, the embodiment of the Primordial laws of the jungle!
The great sun shines over the Three Realms. Who has not heard of Crown Prince Wu?
What is written here? It's like shit. I can't even understand the difference in combat power.
The pull, protection, sobriety and sinking between the characters are all so vividly depicted that one can easily pick up the once cautious and extremely passionate heartbeat in the plain text.