Blurb:
Changheng Immortal Lord has a precious egg. Everyone says it carries his bloodline and is the only keepsake left by the one he loved most.
As Changheng Immortal Lord's sworn enemy, Demon Venerable Shi Beiluo decides to steal the egg and use it as leverage to get rid of him.
So he sneaks into the Celestial Court disguised as a fairy maiden, steals the precious egg, and takes it back to the Demon Realm. He sets up 108 traps, waiting for Changheng Immortal Lord to come so he can kill him.
But everything is ready on his end, and his target still hasn't appeared.
Could it be that the other man hasn't noticed the egg is missing?
No matter. He has plenty of patience.
Spring turns to autumn, and a hundred years pass in a flash. During that long wait, Changheng Immortal Lord never comes, but the egg hatches.
"Mother!"
Shi Beiluo looks perplexed at the little golden dragon that has hatched from the egg and called him "Mother."
How could Changheng Immortal Lord, a mortal who cultivated to immortality, have fathered a dragon?
As Shi Beiluo stares at the little golden dragon, his head aching, one of his subordinates makes a suggestion.
Why not raise the child, set him against Changheng Immortal Lord, and make father and son fight to the death?
Shi Beiluo praises the idea. Brilliant!
To make sure the little golden dragon attacks the Celestial Realm as soon as possible and takes down Changheng Immortal Lord, Shi Beiluo decides to train him personally, turning him into a sharp weapon for the Demon Realm to use against their enemy!
The plan sounds wonderful, but reality is...
The weapon he imagined, the ultimate killer to use against Changheng Immortal Lord, destroys his blood pool today! Burns down his corpse forest tomorrow! And replaces all his precious poison-breeding pets with dogs!
Not only that, the little golden dragon is holding a martial arts tournament to find him a spouse! His excuse: A beauty belongs only with the strong!
He wants to know what it's like to have both parents alive!
This little brat must be trying to get a bath in the River of Forgetfulness!
And the most infuriating thing is that someone actually dares to show up! Is this mortal chef really not afraid to die?
An ancient text says: Dragon liver and phoenix marrow are the finest delicacies in the world.
Changheng Immortal Lord is a great gourmand and has long wanted to taste this rare delicacy. But dragons and phoenixes these days are his colleagues, so he can't eat them. All he can do is look.
Just as he thinks he'll never get to taste dragon liver and phoenix marrow in this life, a trip to the South Sea leads him to discover an ownerless golden dragon egg by chance.
After confirming the egg has no parents, he takes it back to the Ninth Heaven and tends to it with thousand-year-old spirit liquid, ensuring the little dragon will hatch healthy and free from illness.
He cherishes and raises the egg for one reason: that first bite of the finest delicacy.
But one day, the Demon Venerable actually disguises himself as a fairy maiden, sneaks into his quarters, and steals his dragon egg with a sly grin?
Why would the Demon Venerable steal his food? Could he like dragon liver too?
Never mind. If he wants to take it, let him. It can be raised anywhere, and perhaps dragon liver tainted by demonic energy will even taste spicy!
Besides, the Demon Venerable isn't a stranger.
So he leaves the dragon egg in the Demon Venerable's care for over a hundred years. By his reckoning, the dragon liver should be just about ready to eat. He grabs his cleaver and heads for the Demon Realm...
Content warnings:
Immortal Lord gong x Demon Venerable shou
The shou isn't very smart, and the gong transmigrated.
The gong has very little page time in the early story, which mainly follows the shou raising the child. The gong appears in mortal form in the middle of the story, and the shou doesn't recognize him.
A sweet little story about food and raising a child. The gong knew the shou before he became an immortal, and cultivated to immortality for love.
For a long time early on, the gong sees the little golden dragon as food, but ultimately never gets to eat dragon liver.
Theme: Ride the wind and waves, and press forward without hesitation
The little golden dragon might as well not have been born. It was also unlucky to encounter a pair of gods and men. One wanted to eat him, and the other tortured him for fun.
What is the loud noise for? 💔 It disturbed xql, the author will update soon 😚 (It's good to be able to sleep next to your wife, don't be indebted to someone)
Looking forward to future development, will update soon
I feel that the protagonist is trying to take advantage of Xiaolong and is not good to Xiaolong. Xiaolong treats the protagonist as a relative and strives for favor. This is too cruel for Xiaolong.
Why is the plot centered on the dragon?
Am I the first to read this book? (. ???.)