Two Pieces of News

Even Liusu drilled out, circled Yu Shang twice, and voiced her approval of Yu Shang's change. "Never thought someone with your IQ could actually comprehend the Kunpeng's grand Dao. Teaching you for these two months must have made its head grow two sizes larger, right?"

Was that supposed to be approval? Yu Shang was so angry she truly wanted to hit it.

She just did not know whether she could beat it now.

Qin Yi still defended his own. "Yu Shang is very smart. Don't talk nonsense."

Liusu gave a disdainful "Tch," looking her over from every angle and failing to see where this silly bird was supposed to be smart.

Liusu's delight was not in being green... well, not in watching the Qin Yi it had raised being lovey-dovey with other she-cats. That was jealousy, really. What it liked was seeing Qin Yi trapped in a Shura field, his backyard on fire and himself left frazzled and frantic, as well as seeing those proud Fairies reduced to that mm-mm-mm disgraceful state. That made it want to roll around in delight.

From Liusu's perspective, Yu Shang had at least possessed one shining trait in the past: she was lively and could really tear into people, making for excellent melon-eating entertainment. Yet after meeting Ju Yunxiu, even that had been suppressed. Look at her after arriving in the South Sea—she fought with no one, obediently served as a guard and messenger, and left no melons to eat. What a pity.

Little did it know that this was precisely where Yu Shang's cleverness lay. She had loved to fight before because she had not yet understood the situation and instinctively wanted to protect her nest. But once she grew increasingly familiar with matters around Qin Yi, she swiftly found her place. No