After the spiritual qi revival, the myriad beasts grew restless.
Qin Feng, a divine beast who had lived for thousands of years, was kicked out by his landlord in the middle of the night because he couldn't hide his divine beast aura. With nowhere else to go, he brought two Alaskan Malamutes and snuck into a zoo on the verge of bankruptcy, where he became a wild-animal keeper.
As long as he stayed among the beasts, no one would notice his aura.
But he never expected that, in an attempt to save itself, the zoo would start livestreaming around the clock across the internet.
As soon as the cameras started rolling, strange things began happening.
The ferocious Siberian tiger tucked its tail tighter than a dog's whenever it saw him.
A gray wolf that escaped its enclosure broke into his yard, then came back the next day carrying its own chain and sat down in its cell.
The two Alaskan Malamutes were even more unbelievable. They fed the tigers, trained the black bears, and brushed the lions' fur, providing full-service care. Viewers across the internet watched in stunned horror.
The comments exploded:
"Who is this keeper?!"
"Why does the tiger act like a cat in front of him?!"
"Those two dogs... are they really dogs?!"
Qin Feng hid outside the camera's view, desperately covering his tail. Stop filming! Stop filming!
But as the livestream's popularity soared, more and more "paranormal incidents" happened at the zoo. He could no longer hide his identity.
Then one day, the livestream suddenly went dark for three seconds.
When it came back on, viewers saw a scene they would never forget.
The fleeting shadow of a colossal beast, blotting out the sky, appeared above the zoo. The "ordinary keeper" stood amid the ruins, his hair standing on end, and roared at the camera in despair:
"I really am human!!!"
The entire internet: ...You call that human?!