Sloppy referred to the zodiac rats and zodiac pigs. Zodiac rats were considered unkempt because they lacked self-discipline and cleanliness and liked to live casually. The zodiac pigs were glamorous in front of outsiders, but they were very sloppy in private. This information came from document 1, document 3, document 4, document 5, document 8, and document 9 in the provided search results.
The 40 Fengguang Qingyu referred to the zodiac animals: chicken, rabbit, pig, rat, ox, tiger, dragon, horse, sheep, monkey, dog, and pig.
The concept of wealth in novels usually had nothing to do with the zodiac. Although some novels may suggest or reflect the relationship between the zodiac and wealth in some way, this statement does not exist in reality. Therefore, finding a novel for money was not a sign of the zodiac.
The Sunflower Manual did not represent any zodiac.
The zodiac animals that could become generals on the battlefield were tiger, horse, and ox. These three zodiacs displayed their heroic and invincible characteristics on the battlefield. Tigers were regarded as heroes on the battlefield and could help each other. Horses were originally wild horses. After domestication, they could go to the battlefield and be transported. Therefore, they were also selected as one of the twelve zodiac animals. Cows showed their courage on the battlefield. Therefore, the zodiac signs of a general on the battlefield could be tiger, horse, or ox.
The zodiac that rode the clouds was the dragon. Among the twelve zodiac animals, only dragons had the ability to ride the clouds. People born in the year of the dragon were usually eloquent, arrogant, and did not care about what others thought. They didn't like to explain things that were misunderstood. They didn't take it to heart and didn't like to explain.
Li Bujue Book was not a zodiac sign.
The Guardian God of the Zodiac was a Chinese web novel written by Zi Chuan. The novel was about a young man named Lin Feng who accidentally obtained the ability of the Guardian God of the Chinese Zodiac and started a series of stories in Jianghu. The novel was first published in 2012, and many copies have been published since then.
Ignoring the front and the back referred to the zodiac rats, tigers, dragons, and dogs.
The wonders of the world referred to dragons. The dragon was the only zodiac that did not exist in reality, so it was considered a wonder of the world. Dragons were described as mystical animals in ancient myths and legends in China and East Asia. They were often used to symbolize auspicious signs and were one of the most representative traditional cultures of the Chinese and other East Asian peoples.
The 40 Feng Guang Qing Yu referred to the Zodiac Rabbit. In the 12 zodiac signs, each zodiac represented a year, and 40 years was the year of the rabbit. Therefore, the zodiac representing the 40th year of Fengguang Qingyu was the rabbit.