Tang Jia San Shao

The twelve zodiac animals represent the twelve months of the year, yet unbeknownst to many, they also symbolize twelve guardians. These guardians, inheritors of the zodiac lineage, possess abilities linked to their respective signs and silently protect the East.

The Kirin, a symbol of auspiciousness in Eastern mythology, heralds the arrival of a king endowed with the Kirin's lineage. This ruler will unite the twelve zodiac animals, dedicating his entire strength to safeguard the East.

Enter the rogue Kirin, traversing the human world, weaving urban legends. The story of the twelve zodiac guardians unfolds within the pages of this tale, blending myth with the modern day in a captivating narrative.

Zodiac Guardian

Some readers thought the chapter about good waist and good kidney health was a little too obscene. In fact, Xu Dong's performance in the book was just a humorous story that the four of us, the top talents at Qidian, shared when we were studying in Shanghai. Little Three found it quite fun and obscene enough, so I decided to put it in the book for everyone to see.


In the book, Xu Dong's performance was just a means for them to slip into a gay bar. He's not gay, so don't get it wrong. Hehe. I did give a heads up that the following part would be a bit obscene!


In the next few chapters, after a bit of foreshadowing, we'll get to the climax again. We certainly need to resolve the conflict between Qi Yue and Hai Ruyue. So stay tuned to see how Qi Yue tampers with the domineering Dragon.


About the Chapter of Good Waist and Kidney_1