Kong Yunqi was born among the sparrow demons of Mount Li, a tiny five-colored sparrow.
Though her mutation gave her greater natural talent than her kind, she had no connections and no idea how to cultivate. If nothing unexpected happened, she would have spent her whole life in a little grove of sparrows.
But seeing her unawakened kin slaughtered en masse planted a seed of strength in her heart. From then on, her brain, no bigger than a soybean, started working.
She learned to borrow support and momentum, seize opportunities, and make use of resources.
Until she transcended and became an immortal.
Couple:
A five-colored sparrow blessed with good fortune and an unyielding spirit x a calico cat blessed with wealth and overflowing with curiosity
Theme: Self-improvement
The books written by men are all like this. Even if the father dies, he can be resurrected and gain both fame and fortune. The mother is alive and well, but she is forced to die.
I remember I said earlier that I could hear my heart, and that speaking ill of a boss would be noticed by the other party. Is the heroine still complaining like this?
Not the Buddha Mother with facial makeup, but Yin Wenjiao
I want to see the heroine's original hair. I want to see it. I want to see it (rolling)
Kong Xuan's five-color divine light, a good thing
Kong Xuan's five-color divine light, a good thing
Hahahaha, selling your self-esteem
In Journey to the West, Nezha recognizes Tathagata as his father, but the text is too dark about Buddha and Bodhisattva.
It's nice to watch, although it's a bit short and looks like an outline overall. I actually want to see more of the sweetness of Birds and Cats 😳😳
It's a bit anticlimactic, it looked pretty good at the beginning, and then it suddenly ended.