Chapter 137: The Sentimental and Righteous Li Yunxin
Imagine a time when you are very hungry but not thirsty.
First, a piece of hot, tender, and savory beef, coated in a delicious sauce, is picked up with chopsticks and tremblingly brought to your mouth.
Then, a mouthful of equally hot, distinct-grained, yet fragrant, sweet, soft, and springy white rice enters your mouth.
The aroma of the beef is steamed up by the rice and mixed together, permeating the gaps between every grain of rice. With a bite, the savory juices burst forth in your mouth with a smooth texture—
And you are filled with joy and a sense of well-being.
Li Yunxin had once thought he would never experience this feeling again. Because this body did not feel hunger. When you don't feel hungry, it's hard to appreciate the deeper flavors of food—and so he also understood why Dongting Jun had so many particularities when it came to satisfying his appetite.
Yet now, this feeling had appeared once again.
People were worshipping the golden statue of the "Vast Sea Chiwen Dragon Prince."
The Cat Demon attached to it and Li Yunxin were sharing the spoils—he was, after all, the one and only Chiwen. The mortals didn't know that this Chiwen was not that Chiwen, but there was only one Chiwen divine status in the world. Who cared if he was the Vast Sea Dragon Prince or the Wei River Dragon King?