Raising a Pureblood Phoenix as a Chicken? The Campus Belle Exposes Me on Livestream

After graduating from college, Lin Feng inherited his family's deserted island. He raised chickens and sheep, living a carefree life. But as the little ones grew up, the more he looked at them, the stranger they seemed. Why did the grown chicken look so much like the legendary phoenix, and why could it breathe fire? What kind of sheep has a lion's body, a dragon's shoulders, and jade horns growing from its head, with lotus flowers appearing beneath its feet as it walks? Could it be Bai Ze, the auspicious beast from The Classic of Mountains and Seas? And that little calf that eats everything in sight, with a stomach like a bottomless pit. What? You want to know why it has a sheep's head? It's a Taotie. A sheep's head makes perfect sense. Why does my cat have wings now? You're seeing things. It's just overeating and looking a little chubby. My watchdog turned into a qilin last night? Buddy, you need to get some rest. It's 6202 already. You do know animals aren't allowed to become spirits, right? … Xu Qing'an, a hugely popular young actress, was a good friend of Lin Feng's back in college. During her time off, she decided to visit her old friend and take the opportunity to drum up some attention with a livestream. But there seemed to be just a tiny bit wrong with this deserted island. “An-jie, did you see that? The chicken just breathed fire!” “That's definitely the auspicious beast Bai Ze!” “Ancient mythical beasts everywhere! Man, you've outdone yourself!” As the livestream grew more and more unbelievable, it finally caught the attention of a professor of paleontology. “This can't be. How can all the divine beasts described in mythology be living on a single deserted island?”