Lu Xingkong had been called the "Sand Eagle" by Song Gudú, the most vicious and cunning animal in the borderland deserts.
On the day his grandson was born, he sensed that something was wrong. He then switched identities between his own grandson and the daughter of the Lu family maid Luo Qi, who had gone into labor and given birth on that same day. He also sent the extraordinarily mysterious Three Souls and Seven Spirits to escort them safely to Jiangnan, far from Tiandu.
However, what he never could have imagined was that he had sent away a dragon, only to welcome a phoenix.
If Lu Xingkong had known about this, he probably would have been left laughing and crying at the same time.
Song Gudú was laughing happily. He could imagine the complicated expression on Lu Xingkong's face when he learned the news. Song Gudú even regretted killing Lu Xingkong so early. Otherwise, letting him witness this scene with his own eyes would have been quite interesting.
Lu Xingkong had thought he had exhausted every possible scheme and was the cleverest creature in the world. Yet he had never imagined that he would do something so stupid.
He had been too clever by half. It was truly both laughable and pitiable.
Lu Qiji looked coldly at Song Gudú, feeling that this old man was truly boring. What was there to laugh about?
"Dragon and phoenix fought. The dragon's body vanished, leaving behind only a single Dragon King's Tears that fell into Li Mu Yang's body. The phoenix's body was destroyed, yet it was reborn from the ashes, seizing the maid's daughter's body and concealing its identity as it walked the world. One dragon and one phoenix had settled in the Lu family at the same time. The Lu clan