Feng Jiujiu's Everyday Life Raising Cubs

Jiang Wanzheng has been a phoenix for a hundred years, but he still can't forget how horrified he was in his previous life, when he was human, to crack out of his egg and see two enormous bird heads.

The shock was so great that he couldn't accept the fact that he had been reborn as a bird. For a hundred years, he remained completely dazed and couldn't even fly. His people started saying, "The clan leader's son is a bit dim!"

Phoenix Dad and Phoenix Mom thought, "So what if he's a little dim? The two of us are powerful enough to raise him."

A hundred years later, Jiang Wanzheng was startled by the horrifying sight of his elder cousin going through a phoenix rebirth. At last, he learned to fly, then shot far away like a rocket and landed in a farmer's home, where a terribly frail little boy found him and took meticulous care of him.

The boy had lived a tragic, heartbreaking life, so much like the characters in the novels Jiang Wanzheng had read.

The moment he learned the boy's name, he realized he had transmigrated into a book. The child before him was destined to become the substitute for the immortal sect's future moonlight.

What a gentle substitute. No, what a gentle child. I'll take him home and raise him.

He refused to believe that a good child he raised himself in this life could still be tricked by those scumbags into being a substitute!

The only problem was that every bird in the clan opposed him raising a chick. He was already a hundred years old, old enough to be buried if he were human, yet the elders still considered him a chick?

What an unreasonable bunch of elders.

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Ling Lanze had a hard life from the moment he was born. He longed to be loved, and just when he finally found his light, it turned out to be a hand dragging him into Hell.

After living again, he learned from the mistakes of his past life, shut his heart to love, and devoted himself to cultivation, determined to focus on his career.

But one day, a bird fell on his head, suddenly started talking, and promised to take him away from Hell and raise him until he was dazzling, with every feather shining brightly.

What can I say? Of course a bird wouldn't know that humans don't have feathers.

But in the end, he still went with the little bird.

When the fluffy little bird brought him a fruit bigger than itself and offered to take care of him, he suddenly felt a pang of guilt and began to reflect.

The little bird could barely take care of itself. How could he accept its care so easily?

And why did his whole body hurt so much after he ate that fruit?

The little phoenix huddled in a corner, pretending to be a quail. "I'm sorry, I'm sorry!! I gave you the wrong one!!!"

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A flock of adult phoenixes saw two chicks taking care of each other, with one bringing fruit and the other making meals. They immediately scooped one up each and hugged them, stroking them tenderly.

No! Underage chicks can't raise each other!

The furious little bird chirped and squawked: "I'm very mature on the inside!"

Theme: Keep your feet on the ground and build a better future together.