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

This was the Era of Ancient Beasts, and the status of the Kylin was unlike that of Qi Yue's time. In the Era of Ancient Beasts, while it could not be said that the Kylin was the ruler of this period, as the King of Divine Beasts, the Kylin exerted a strong deterrent effect on any ancient beast. Ba Ge's black tiger was indeed impressive, with a cultivation approaching three thousand years. Wen Ting's assessment was accurate, this black tiger was a neutral ancient beast, belonging to neither the ferocious beasts nor the divine beasts. However, in the face of the sudden appearing Kylin breath, how could an ancient beast with less than three thousand years of cultivation retain any will to fight? That's why the earlier scene unfolded as it did.


Qi Yue walked past the black tiger and came to Ba Ge. They looked at each other, with Qi Yue saying with a smile, "If you're still not convinced, we can continue."


Chapter 120: Giant Beast Companion (Part 1)_1