Diaosi Huangfei

[Advice] It is risky to be a bird, so be careful when crossing! Qian Lele, a female diaosi and the head teacher of the third year of high school, never dreamed that she could travel through time and space magnificently while having sex with her students. She was so desperate that she was actually trapped in an egg. When she burst out of the egg with joy, she suddenly discovered that she had grown into a "little crow". "This bird is very ugly." This is what the owner said about her. Later, she finally used her noble temperament to prove to the people around her that she was not a crow but the best of birds—a phoenix! On the day when Xiu Shen became an adult, the man behind her gave her a panicked look and then twitched the corners of his lips: "Actually... It's okay." As soon as he said that, the guy ran away. . . She went to look in the mirror anxiously, and after just one glance, she cried. . . She is neither a human nor a bird, she is a "bird-man" with wings! Snippet: A "Huanghuang, my shoulders are sore." The little crow whined and flew on his shoulder, massaging him with its small mouth. "Huanghuang, I'm hot." The little crow quickly flapped its wings to fan him. "Huanghuang, I..." Before the man could finish speaking, the little crow quickly raised a feather in the middle of its wings and said angrily: "Damn it, are you done yet... If Xiao Huang doesn't show off his power, do you think I'm a crow?" B A little crow squirmed into the kitchen. Seeing that there was no one around, he secretly took out a fire stick from the pit. His wings trembled, and the little crow's eyes showed a sharp light: "Labour and capital are phoenixes, labor and capital want nirvana, labor and capital want to become beautiful women!" As soon as a girl C opened her eyes, she found an evil man sitting astride her. He held a small knife in his hand and comforted him: "I didn't expect that Huanghuang has a pretty face, but she has these two ugly tumors on her chest. I will gouge them out for you right now..." With a bang, a certain woman kicked him away without hesitation. . . [This time-travel experience just proves to the students that the saying "a phoenix that has lost its feathers is not as good as a chicken" is wrong!