The Fengniao Clan's Pet Fish / The Lost Lich

Because of the difference in their species, Qiao Yu is very familiar with the fish kept by his neighbor, whom he has never met.

A casual greeting to a friend, but from the neighbor's perspective, opening the door reveals an uninvited first meeting. How can he get past that awkwardness?

How do you create a scene where two kings never meet? Perhaps someone who breaks into homes would know. But we live in a civilized society, and we should be glad we have no chance to ask such people such questions, or we might end up in a bloody mess.

Our protagonist, Comrade Qiao Yu, comes up with a rather original solution. He jumps into the fish tank and says, "I need you. I'm a fish, the air in the water."

Qiao Yu didn't become neighbors with him by chance. He bought the place after carefully plotting it out.

Because of their different species, Qiao Yu hadn't paid much attention to human concerns like household registration. So when he was ready to settle down here, he discovered he wasn't eligible to buy a home. Luckily, commercial-residential properties were available to anyone with enough money, and they saved him from disaster.

Being neighbors wasn't enough for Qiao Yu. He also planned to get close to the young celebrity Si Yao, but he made the wrong entrance. Si Yao couldn't see the gaping hole in Jiang Jia's chest; an illusion had covered up the bloody, human-unfriendly scene just in time, so he thought Qiao Yu had walked into a romance movie.

When Qiao Yu finally had everything in place and stood before Si Yao, he thought of the violent scene he'd just witnessed and had a not-so-brilliant flash of inspiration. "I'm your new bodyguard."

"The sun lights up the day, and the moon lights up the night." That's what someone once said. This is the meaning of Yu, and the origin of his name.

A surname originally came from a shared ancient ancestor, while a clan name marked a branch of the family. He was born from the spiritual energy of heaven and earth and had no blood relatives. But much, much later, he needed a surname. He thought, then I'll be Qiao. To the south stands a tall tree; I would be that tree, waiting for a phoenix to perch upon it.

Theme: Those who always treat the world with kindness deserve to have their tender but sensitive hearts protected. Never blame yourself for every mistake. Someone will come to protect all of this. Always hold on to hope. Tomorrow will come.