A (Luminous, Sovereign, Precious, Devastating, Ethereal, Celestial, Intoxicating, Ineffable, Vituperative) Affront To The Public Eye

POV Feng Xiao is a nuisance and an eyesore. Lets break that down.

Luminous: Not merely bright, but possessing an inner radiance that made the surrounding world look dim and unfinished.

Sovereign: A beauty that didn't ask for attention but commanded it as a birthright, sweeping over rooms like a conquering army.

Precious: Like the rarest mutton-fat jade—smooth, deceptively cool to the touch, and impossibly expensive to maintain.

Devastating: Because looking at him for too long felt like a physical blow to Cui Buqu’s already fragile ribcage.

Ethereal: As if Feng Xiao were a celestial being who had accidentally tripped and fallen into the mud of the mortal realm, yet somehow remained unstained.

Intoxicating: A slow-acting poison that Cui Buqu had breathed in so deeply he no longer remembered what clean air tasted like.

Ineffable: A beauty that defied the very scrolls Cui Buqu prided himself on mastering; a brilliance that no ink could ever truly capture.

Vituperative: Because it was a beauty so loud and aggressive it felt like an insult to the modest, the plain, and the sensible.