After going from a king to a bronze, An Chi finally understood: the bloodthirsty serpent demon Feng Qianchi was saying, "I have a thousand feet of wind, so the sky is vast and birds can fly wherever they please." The monk Dao Qian did not mean that his romantic fate was shallow, but that his cultivation was profound. These two were too complicated! The demon sect member from the feathered race was simpler: if he hated you, he hated you. No matter how many times you died, he still wanted to kill you.
"An Chi, someone's coming after you. Are you going to run?"
An Chi: "I'm not running. I'll get on my knees!"
"Why?"
An Chi: "I'm just a mortal. You expect me to outrun a demon sect member? Do you think my legs aren't skinny enough?"
"An Chi, Feng Qianchi told you right from the start: 'I have a thousand feet of wind, so the sky is vast and birds can fly wherever they please.' How did you not get it? Why didn't you fly?"
An Chi: "Bro, he's my friend. You want me to fly off with him? Birds fly in pairs in the sky. When have you ever seen a phoenix fly with another phoenix?"
"An Chi, what do you think of your black-hearted disciple?"
An Chi: "The same as you."
"And what's that?"
An Chi: "Black-hearted~"
Theme: When it comes to love, the slowest one to catch on is often the happiest.
??? So who are the two protagonists? Why does it say Eight Thousand Feet on the cover, but now it's always from Anchi's perspective????
Emm, black clothes with black edges, black is originally black with a bit of red in it, so the clothes can still distinguish the color?