| 1 | * CompleteMonster: The [[UsefulNotes/QinShihuangdi Duke of Ch'in]] is introduced as a tyrant who only cares about money, power, and obtaining immortality. To do so he tricked three gullible handmaidens into giving the feathers of the Princess of Birds' crown to him (thus rendering her unable to meet her lover in Heaven) and then murdered them so that they couldn't ask for them back. The Duke then drowned a city just to be able to hide his SoulJar there, and cursed the three handmaidens to guard his soul jar, essentially binding them to protect their murderer's heart for eternity. Ten Ox declares that the Duke "must have the coldest heart in the world!" |
| 2 | * SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome: The sword dance, as well as the titular [[TitleDrop Bridge of Birds]]. |
| 3 | * NightmareFuel: A good-sized helping of it... things like No. Ten Ox's description of the results of eating inaccurately prepared porcupine meat have a way of sticking in the memory. |
| 4 | ** [[InvisibleMonsters The Hand That No One Sees]]. The name's bad enough... |
| 5 | * TearJerker: [[spoiler:Miser Shen's prayer to his dead daughter]] is incredibly poignant. |
| 6 | ** The whole ending. [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments But in a good way.]] |
| 7 | * ToughActToFollow: Neither of the sequels really lives up to the standard set by ''Literature/BridgeOfBirds,'' although they are still very good. |
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