This is a cross-species, cross-age romance between a little true-dragon immortal and a great phoenix deity.
When Jiang Li is bored, he says, “Little Fish, hurry up and turn into a fish for me.”
Zhao Yu grits his teeth. “For the hundred-and-first time, I’m a dragon, not a fish.”
Jiang Li exclaims in surprise, “Really? I remember catching a fish, but I’ve never caught a dragon! Dragons these days bite the hook just like fish. Evolution is amazing!”
Zhao Yu reminds him, “You caught a treasure, that’s all. I took the bait willingly.”
“Isn’t that still a fish?”
“Fine, you win.”
Fish or dragon? It’s hard to tell.
The Records of the Grand Historian, in “Basic Annals of Xia,” records: “Emperor Kong Jia ascended the throne. He was fond of spirits and demons, and served □□. The virtue of the Xia rulers declined, and the feudal lords rebelled. Heaven sent down two dragons, a male and a female. Kong Jia could not feed them, and could not find a dragon keeper. After the decline of Tao Tang, there was Liu Lei, a descendant of that line. He learned dragon taming from the dragon keepers and served Kong Jia. Kong Jia granted him the surname Yulong, and he inherited the lands of Shiwei. One female dragon died, and he fed her to the Xia ruler. When the Xia ruler sent for him, Liu Lei feared for his life and fled. Kong Jia died, and his son Di Gao succeeded him. Di Gao died, and his son Di Fa succeeded him. Di Fa died, and his son Di Lü Gui succeeded him, becoming Jie. In Jie’s time, since Kong Jia’s reign, many feudal lords had rebelled against Xia. Jie neglected virtue and used force to harm the people, who could no longer endure it. He summoned Tang and imprisoned him at Xia Tai, but later released him. Tang cultivated virtue, and all the feudal lords rallied to him. Tang then led his troops to attack Xia Jie. Jie fled to Mingtiao and was driven into exile, where he died. Jie said to someone, ‘I regret not killing Tang at Xia Tai. Then this would never have happened to me.’ Tang then took the throne of the Son of Heaven and replaced Xia as ruler of the realm. Tang enfeoffed a descendant of Xia, whose descendants were later enfeoffed at Qi by the Zhou.”
Theme:
With such a cruel and selfish apprentice, the male protagonist has suffered eight lifetimes of bad luck. This is a book that only has an outline and focuses on the process. It has distinct characters and conflicts in the plot, which is quite suitable for a TV series.
I almost misunderstood. Chengtang is the dragon.
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