Former Phoenix God Feng Wan could not for the life of him figure out how a mere minor tribulation, a necessary little obstacle on the path to growth, could possibly be so deadly. Its damage was like kicking a stone while walking. Sure, it hurt, but who would believe that kicking a stone could actually kill you?!
Granted, his damned husband had made the tribulation harder by adding the burden of taking someone else's disaster for them. But given his thousand years of cultivation as the mighty Phoenix God, even being struck by lightning should have been nothing more than a light drizzle.
He didn't believe it. His husband didn't believe it either. Ha, well, they had no choice but to believe it: this was how a generation's Phoenix God met his end.
Don't like it? Then go complain to the Celestial Court!
The unflappable, let-it-all-fall-apart bottom vs. the wooden, scapegoat top (for real)
Theme: After searching a thousand times among the crowd, I suddenly turn around, and there he is, where the lantern lights are fading.